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Tenn. Code § 62-39-332: Tenn. Code Ann. § 62-39-332
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Licensed real estate appraisers must keep records of engagement letters, contracts, reports, and supporting data for five years (or two years after any legal proceeding ends, whichever is longer) and make them available to the commission upon request.
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