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The ASC monitors State appraiser licensing and certification regulatory programs for compliance with Title XI for Appraiser and AMC programs
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Maryland
Appraiser Program Point of Contact
Michael Szlachetka
DLOPLRealEstateAppraiser-DLLR@maryland.gov
410-230-6363
Todd Blackistone
Executive Director
Todd.blackistone@maryland.gov
Mailing Address
Commission Of Real Estate Apprs, AMCs & Home Inspectors
1100 N. Eutaw Street
Room 121
Baltimore, MD 21201
United States
Phone
Fax
410-333-6314
AMC Program Point of Contact
Michael Szlachetka
Mailing Address
Commission Of Real Estate Apprs, AMCs & Home Inspectors
1100 N. Eutaw Street Room 121
Baltimore, MD 21201
United States
Phone
410-230-6363
Fax
410-333-6314
Appraiser Compliance Review Findings
Current Finding:
Excellent
April 2018
Review Cycle:
Two-Year
AMC Compliance Review Findings
Current Finding:
Review Cycle:
Summary Reports
State Contact Information
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Appraiser Compliance Review Findings
View a list of States appraiser regulatory program findings
AMC Compliance Review Findings
View a list of States AMC regulatory program findings
How ASC Monitors State Compliance
The ASC monitors how each State's regulatory program:
- recognizes and enforces the standards, requirements and procedures prescribed by Title XI of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act of 1989 (Title XI),
- has adequate authority to carry out its Title XI-related functions,
- makes decisions consistent with Title XI concerning appraisal standards, appraiser qualifications, supervision of appraiser practices and registration of AMCs.
The ASC's Compliance Review process is risk-based review process, focusing on areas of State Appraiser or AMC Programs that are not in compliance with Title XI or that exhibit characteristics which could lead to non-compliance. The ASC's rating criteria for Compliance Review Reports focus on three key components:
- Complying with Title XI mandates and requirements of ASC Policy Statements
- Maintaining a strong regulatory program
- Limiting overall risk of Program failure
More information on how ASC monitors State real estate appraiser and AMC regulatory programs is available in ASC Annual Reports.