The top appraisal blogger in the nation happens to be in Sacramento, in California, here's how he puts it in part:"In a short period of time, we went from having three weeks of supply in the Sacramento region to ten weeks.

We work in the retail site selection space all over the country, more specifically we are usually looking for retail medicine clients, but also do so for national carpet brands, and I'm even working on a church site selection in san antonio TX at the moment. 

I use an 8% vacancy rate, which is the national avg. 

If you’re a member of National reia you get 20% off behr paint at Home Depot all day every day.

It costs my PM company about $45 per application to run them- national background and credit checks.

I passed my NC state and national tests yesterday.Now, I am trying to figure out what to do with my license.

It gives national average for jobs based on sizes.

In some cases they are less expensive than the National Flood Insurance program policies. 

If they are using it for vacancy it seems crazy considering national average nor my area are anywhere near 25%.  

I personally have over 75 appliances on backorder and I have friends in our industry and across the nation with much more than that.