Abstract
Eight hundred residential members of the Appraisal Institute were randomly selected and mailed surveys to ascertain their level of expertise and application of technology. The survey results summarize the manner in which appraisers are utilizing computer technology and common business software, and suggest that appraisers are upgrading their equipment as well as their technological skills, some faster than others. It is readily apparent that there is an industry move toward a more technologically savvy appraiser. The overall results of the survey lend credence to the supposition that appraisers do depend on technology to conduct their jobs more efficiently and effectively.