No. Appraisal itself is a separate profession.
This was certainly a case where people, I think it's fair to say, were committing fraud, or were duping people. But the people who actually put a value on something are doing nothing more than valuing the lease. They're basically taking net operating income and dividing it by what we call “cap rate” in the industry and are saying “It's worth this”. You can do it on the back of an envelope. Just tell me what the lease is and I can tell you the price, without 25 pages.