It is loaded with sample documents (but see my caveats below) and step by step instructions.Caveats:The book was written in 2005, and various regulations and statutes may have changed since then. 

The "several" sites from your google search not withstanding, here is how the Arizona Revised Statutes (Section 32) define the terms:"Appraisal" or "real estate appraisal" means a statement independently and impartially prepared by an individual setting forth an opinion as to the market value of real property as of a specific date and supported by the presentation and analysis of relevant market information.Originally posted by "SeanBrown":Yes, you can.

The ruling is actually from the state's Real Estate Commission, not a statute... and applies to licensed real estate people not principal buyers.

So, depending on where you are looking, the assessed values are artificially low by statute.

I need to make sure I understand that statute right. 

According to the website below Nevada has a 7-day pay or quit notice; "Nevada Revised Statutes require a seven-day notice to the tenant, instructing the tenant to either pay the rent or "quit" (leave) the rental property.

No statute of limitations, no appeal, just a kill order for any permits you can't do anything about.

The products I'm producing and selling assist the end use purchaser comply with newly mandated statutes in CA and some other states.

Most title companies won't close around that and will require a release.State agencies have authority to investigate and prosecute with the jurisdictional boundaries if the statutes authorizing their existence. 

That's a mighty big accusation and I'd be careful about making it.Finally, the Statute of Frauds states that all offers for real estate must be in writing.