In appraisal reports, what is advised about disclosing the extent of given assistance?

In appraisal reports, it is advised that the disclosure of assistance received or the extent of outside help can be included in any part of the report. This flexibility allows appraisers to provide relevant context and details about the contributions of others in various sections, ensuring that the report remains clear and transparent. Including this information in an appropriate part of the report enhances the credibility of the appraisal and informs the reader about the sources and assistance that may have influenced the final opinions or conclusions. This approach aligns with the principles of full disclosure and transparency, which are fundamental to the appraisal process. It is important for readers, including clients and stakeholders, to understand who contributed to the report and how those contributions may affect its findings.