  TROY, MICH., November 8, 2016 – Dart Appraisal, a nationwide, independent appraisal management company (AMC), today announced that Nikole Avers, former executive director of the Tennessee Real Estate Appraiser Commission, has joined the company as a review appraiser.
A certified real estate appraiser and Appraisal Qualifications Board-certified USPAP instructor, Avers served as the executive director of seventeen regulatory boards at the Department of Commerce and Insurance in Tennessee from 2006-2016. Avers also served as the 2014-2015 president of the Association of Appraiser Regulatory Officials (AARO). In her role at Dart, she performs quality control audits of residential appraisal reports, works closely with Dart’s Chief Appraiser to provide counseling to appraisers and lenders on complex appraisal assignments, and advises on regulatory compliance issues. Avers also facilitates USPAP training for all of Dart Appraisal’s operations employees. “Nikole’s experience as both an appraiser and a regulator adds a truly unique layer to our quality control team,” said Michael Dresden, president of Dart Appraisal. “Dart is committed to providing quality, compliant appraisal reports to our clients, and Nikole’s broad experience helps to strengthen that commitment.” Dart Appraisal.com is an independently-owned, nationwide Appraisal Management Company (AMC) founded in 1993. For more than two decades, the company has built a reputation of superior customer service combined with innovative technology to deliver accurate and timely residential appraisals. Thousands of orders are tracked in real time using a proprietary order management platform designed and maintained by Dart Appraisal. With a singular focus on appraisal management, Dart Appraisal has developed a direct relationship with both appraisers and clients. The company manages a nationwide appraiser panel that requires appraisers to meet stringent quality standards to ensure local competence and reliable appraisals. www.dartappraisal.com.
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