Galloway Appraisal

Mr Galloway demanded payment before producing the written report, with the logic, "he did the work, so he wanted to be paid", though producing the written report was part of the contract. He never provided contract client a written final report. Several suspect appraisal deficiencies. Mr. Galloway, allowed his subordinate to sign the appraisal as "appraiser" and Galloway signed only as "supervisor." They refused to produce supporting comp/cost data documentation. His Feb 28, 2013 draft had many questions about the methodology and Galloway-selected comp distressed properties: 1. Description of magnitude of defects for each comp property? Mold? Flooding? Major structural construction defects? Any structural collapse? 2. Actual Repair Costs to Remove Defects? 3. Reason for a distressed sales? ? change in zoning? Construction defects? Foreclosure? Divorce? Short Sale? Overdue maintenance? 4. Estimated costs cited in bldg. permits after the distressed sale, to bring the property up to the next undistressed sale? (The distressed vs nondistressed values before and/or after distressed sales? 5. Defects vs repairs needed before vs after comp sale?