ABOUT RAC:RAC members have literally "written the book" on relocation appraising, having authored the official ERC Appraisal Guide. Arnold Schwartz and Jay Delich developed the on-line seminar "The Relocation Appraisal Training Program", ERC 's new training program that will enhance your skills in the relocation appraisal arena. The First appraiser to be named to the ERC Board of Directors is RAC member Arnold M. Schwartz. RAC's 2003 President Brad Charnas, SRA, SCRP, GMS was elected to ERC'S Board of Directors in 2003 and was later elected Vice President of Worldwide ERC for 2005, the first appraiser ever elected to the leadership of ERC. He subsequently served as Worldwide ERC President in 2006 and Chairman of the Board in 2007 The current RAC president has a permanent position on ERC'S Industry Advisory Council. Composed of individuals reflecting the breadth of the relocation industry, the Industry Advisory Council (IAC) facilitates open communication, highlights emerging trends, and identifies opportunities for the growth and betterment of the relocation profession. Current and past RAC members authored the current ERC Summary Appraisal Report, who included Jeff Barta, Lee Burns, Tom Cryer, Jay Delich, Patricia Donovon, Joe Minnich, Jeffrey Otteau and Arnold Schwartz. (Note: The past RAC members have left the relocation appraisal business for other opportunities.) RAC Member and Past President Richard Rains is ERC'S representative to The Appraisal Foundation Advisory Council (TAFAC). Other RAC members have served the Employee Relocation Council in many capacities including its:
Most of all, RAC members recognize that the quest for excellence is a continual process. Despite having already distinguished themselves in the relocation industry, they continually strive for ways to further improve the serviceshey provide. Our Mission Statement -The Relocation Appraisers and Consultants was established to promote and recognize the Relocation Appraiser who has specialized in relocation training, education, industry dedication, autonomy and professional standards as they relate to the independent valuation of real estate for the purpose of employee relocation. --Boston, MA – December 1989 |
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