In the initial review process, which item is NOT included in the quick scan?

In the initial review process of appraisal reports, the quick scan typically focuses on the most critical aspects of the report to ensure that foundational elements are present and that there are no obvious issues. This scan helps to determine whether the report is complete and whether any fundamental corrections or adjustments are necessary before undertaking a more detailed review.

The limiting conditions section, while important for understanding the constraints under which the appraisal was conducted, is considered more detailed and specific information that might not be critically assessed during the initial review stage. The initial review primarily aims to check the more overarching components of the report. Items such as the table of contents, photos and exhibits, and addendums are crucial since they provide immediate visual and structural information about the appraisal report and its comprehensiveness. Therefore, while limiting conditions are necessary for the complete context of the appraisal, they are typically not part of the quick scan in the initial review process.