The Appraisal Foundation will establish $1.22 million scholarship fund to help aspiring appraisers navigate “an alternative, more inclusive path” for fulfilling experience requirements that are said to have contributed to a lack of diversity.
Source: Inman News
‘Historic’ agreement aims to break racial barriers in appraisal industry
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