The St. Lucie Appraisal Co.

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State-Licensed Auto Appraisers vs. Certified Auto Appraisers

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Automobile, Diminished Value and Total Loss Dispute Appraiser

State-Licensed Auto Appraisers: State-licensed auto appraisers are regulated by the state, and they are subject to a higher level of oversight and accountability. In most states, auto appraisers must undergo specific training, pass exams, and adhere to state laws and regulations. This process ensures that licensed appraisers have the proper qualifications and expertise to handle … Read more