Chapter 466M

§466M-1 Purpose of the appraisal management company law

§466M-2 Definitions for appraisal management companies

§466M-3 Setting up the appraisal management company registration program

§466M-4 Director's powers over appraisal management companies

§466M-5 How appraisers are counted on a company's panel

§466M-6 Appraisal management companies must register before doing business

§466M-7 How to apply for registration

§466M-8 Criminal history record checks

§466M-9 Registration numbers for appraisal management companies

§466M-10 When appraisal management company registrations expire

§466M-11 Appraisal companies must require appraisers to follow professional rules

§466M-12 Out-of-state applicants must agree to accept legal papers

§466M-13 Reporting rules for appraisal management companies

§466M-14 Reporting by federally regulated appraisal management companies

§466M-15 Owner requirements for appraisal management companies

§466M-16 Who must be the main contact for an appraisal management company

§466M-17 Checking appraiser credentials before assigning work

§466M-18 Appraisal review

§466M-19 Verifying appraiser licenses before hiring them

§466M-20 Appraisal companies cannot stop appraisers from sharing their fees

§466M-21 Keeping records for appraisal management companies

§466M-22 Rules for paying appraisers on time

§466M-23 Rules to keep appraisals honest and independent

§466M-24 Appraisal companies must report appraiser violations

§466M-25 Prohibited conduct by appraisal management companies

§466M-26 Disciplinary actions against appraisal management companies

§466M-27 Fees and surety bond requirements for appraisal management companies

§466M-28 Reporting information to the state for the national registry

§466M-29 Exemption for co-signed appraisals