Michigan HB4928 removes the 18-month reporting window for misconduct related to appraisals.
Michigan HB4928 amends the Real Property Appraiser Licensing Act by removing the 18-month reporting window for misconduct related to appraisals. Previously, complaints about appraiser misconduct had to be filed within 18 months of the alleged violation or other specified dates. This change eliminates the time limit for filing such complaints, allowing for potentially longer periods to address violations. The bill affects licensed appraisers and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
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