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Commission closes cases, orders training and issues fines in multiple disciplinary matters
Summary
At its Oct. 20 meeting the Tennessee Real Estate Appraiser Commission closed several complaints, approved consent orders requiring education in some cases and assessed civil penalties in others. The commission also voted to approve license upgrades and routine agenda items.
The Tennessee Real Estate Appraiser Commission on Oct. 20 voted on a series of legal and licensing items, closing multiple complaints, issuing training requirements and assessing fines in a subset of cases.
Legal closures and consent orders: Legal counsel Anna Matlock presented a slate of complaint closures and recommendations. The commission voted unanimously to close several matters after expert review found no USPAP violations or the matters were outside the commission’s jurisdiction. Matlock recommended and the commission approved consent-order style discipline in cases where expert reviewers found report deficiencies.
Notable disciplinary outcomes decided by the commission: - Case listed as 20,000,250,033,101 (transcript text: “20,000,250 million 33,101”): The commission approved a consent-order recommendation after the respondent acknowledged an error in supervision when a…
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