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The Mayor and the call-in process - Planning Aid for London
This guide explains when the Mayor of London can use their powers to decide on a planning application, and what the established process for this is. The local authority (LA) usually decides on applications in your area. But in some cases, the Mayor of London (or Mayor) will determine an application.
Fannie Mae Appraiser Updates - June 2025
Here are the main takeaways. They removed the legacy terms “GLA” and “Basement” from the Guides and have updated to reflect “Above-Grade” and “Below-Grade”. This is consistent with the ANSI definitions and will be reflected appropriately in UAD 3.6.
Heather explains (censored) how Aubs passed away. - YouTube
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GLA and Appraisal Standards: Complete Guide | MeasureFloorPlan
The appraisal process for square footage involves field measurement, sketch creation, GLA calculation, and reporting. Understanding this process helps everyone in the transaction know what to expect and what to verify.
How much info do you include in your report about ... - Reddit
I think I remember somewhere in USPAP talking about the level of explanation should be enough that the client understands, so if you have clients that can figure out well enough what you're putting in there, it's probably fine for them I suppose.
Case law - Wikipedia
A notable example of when the court has overturned its precedent is the case of R v Jogee, where the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that it and the other courts of England and Wales had misapplied the law for nearly 30 years.
I am stumped on how to handle ANSI for certain situations
In our market (in CA) many homes are built into steep hillsides with a lower floor that a potential buyer would definitely consider living space and not a basement, yet by new ANSI standards doesn’t contribute to the overall GLA because the below grade rule.
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