Previously, USPAP was more restrictive of review appraisers’ consideration of information not available to the appraiser. Compare USPAP Standards Rule 3-1(c) (2000 ed.) with USPAP Standards Rule 3-2(g) (2016-2017 ed.). But USPAP has since been updated to allow reviewers “broad flexibility and significant responsibility in determining the appropriate scope of work in an appraisal review assignment.”