How much do you think <Cougarguard user> makes?

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

did you look up his tax return? naughty, naughty, naughty.

He just didn't say which year that was for.

[ute4ever]

Sometimes I wonder why I don't drop out of law school and appraise real estate full-time. Over President's Day weekend I made $2200 in 4 days, and during the Christmas break I made $5300 in 10 days. In a nutshell that is over six figures a year working full-time, which is more than most first year attorneys make.

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by DrumNFeather

UtahDan's clients pay him mostly in grain and produce...and fireworks

and apples.

[Runner Coug]

Originally Posted by ute4ever

Sometimes I wonder why I don't drop out of law school and appraise real estate full-time. Over President's Day weekend I made $2200 in 4 days, and during the Christmas break I made $5300 in 10 days. In a nutshell that is over six figures a year working full-time, which is more than most first year attorneys make.

I'll tell you why...because every homeowner in the world thinks their house is the Taj Mahal, and you should appraise it accordingly. It's 1:45 on Friday afternoon, and I've already had 3 arguments about values today. One with a homeowner and two with real estate agents, who by the way, may be the dumbest group of people ever (no offense to any realtors here ).

The money is good, though, which is why I still do it. I quit college during my junior year to come down to Utah and appraise with my bro. in law. I really can't imagine that I would be making any more money had I stayed and finished up the degree. Sometimes I look at 5 houses a day, and I make $225 on each one. It's a good living.

[cougjunkie]

Originally Posted by Runner Coug

I'll tell you why...because every homeowner in the world thinks their house is the Taj Mahal, and you should appraise it accordingly. It's 1:45 on Friday afternoon, and I've already had 3 arguments about values today. One with a homeowner and two with real estate agents, who by the way, may be the dumbest group of people ever (no offense to any realtors here ).

The money is good, though, which is why I still do it. I quit college during my junior year to come down to Utah and appraise with my bro. in law. I really can't imagine that I would be making any more money had I stayed and finished up the degree. Sometimes I look at 5 houses a day, and I make $225 on each one. It's a good living.

so do you get down to Utah county? I havent been able to find a good appraiser in the whole state. I am a loan officer so boardmail me if you want some business.

[il Padrino Ute]

I don't understand the concept of receiving money. I only know about giving money.