Cash Gill, MAI

Cash Gill of Gill Group, Inc. is an alumnus of the University of Missouri with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business, an Advisory Trustee to the National Council for Affordable Rural Housing (CARH), a member of the Board of Directors of CARH, Chairman of the Appraisal Subcommittee for CARH, a member of the Advisory Board for the Tax Credit Advisor national publication, and a Designated Member of the National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts and of the Appraisal Institute (MAI). He is considered an expert in the fields of valuation and market analysis as he regularly publishes articles in sources such as the New York Real Estate Journal, the Tax Credit Advisor and Affordable Housing Finance. He also lectures on guidelines, procedures and pitfalls associated with real estate valuation and market research across the country.

 

Aside from publications, lectures and designations, Cash was also recently appointed to the Missouri Real Estate Appraisers Commission. This Commission was created by the 85th General Assembly for the purpose of certifying and licensing qualified persons engaged in the practice of real estate appraising. In addition to being appointed to the commission by Governor Nixon, Cash was sponsored by Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Rob Mayer. Some of the major reasons the Governor and the highest ranking member of the Missouri Senate appointed and sponsored Cash for this position was his work with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the United States Department of Agriculture – Rural Development (RD), his permanent licenses in half of the United States and his experience with not only completing reports for these agencies but also reviewing other analysts’ work directly for the agencies. He is one of the primary reviewers for HUD HAP Contract Renewal Rent Comparability Studies in over one-fourth of the country and is a contract reviewer for appraisals and market studies for the Quality Control Program concerning Multifamily Accelerated Processing (MAP) closed loans.