What should the report disclose regarding any compliance voided by law?

The report must disclose the part of USPAP (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) that is voided because this ensures transparency and adherence to professional standards in the appraisal process. If a specific requirement of USPAP is voided by law, it is crucial for the appraiser to clarify which aspect cannot be followed. This disclosure helps maintain the integrity of the appraisal and informs the client about any limitations that may affect the appraisal's credibility or validity. Understanding exactly which part of the standards is void allows all parties involved to have a clear understanding of the appraisal's compliance, thus ensuring that the appraisal is executed within the appropriate legal and ethical parameters.