In which section of a narrative appraisal report would you expect to find a glossary and appraiser qualifications?

In a narrative appraisal report, the glossary and appraiser qualifications are typically found in the addendum section. The addendum serves as a supplementary section that provides additional information which might be useful for understanding the report but is not crucial for the main analysis. This section often includes technical terms defined in the glossary, helping readers who may not be familiar with appraisal terminology. Appraiser qualifications are also included here to establish credibility and provide context about the expertise of the appraiser, which supports the reliability of the valuation.

While the main body of the report focuses on the analysis, findings, and conclusions, and the executive summary provides a condensed version of the report's key points, these elements are standardly placed in the addendum to maintain the flow of the main report while still providing important supplementary information.