As it did the last time the real estate market tanked, the downturn has triggered an uptick in lawsuits against appraisers.
April 15, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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As it did the last time the real estate market tanked, the downturn has triggered an uptick in lawsuits against appraisers.
But what’s a little different this time is that many of the lawsuits are generated by borrowers rather than lenders, lawyers who represent appraisers say.
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