Which of the following is NOT a duty of an auto appraiser?

Determining "loss of use" damages is generally not a duty of an auto appraiser. An auto appraiser is primarily focused on assessing the physical damage to a vehicle and estimating repair costs. They typically describe the condition of the vehicle, identify any betterment or depreciation (which refers to whether the repairs improve the vehicle's value beyond its pre-loss condition), and list any unrelated damage that may affect the overall assessment.

"Loss of use" damages, on the other hand, relate to the financial impact on the vehicle owner due to not being able to use their vehicle while it is being repaired. This aspect typically falls under the jurisdiction of insurance adjusters or legal professionals who handle claims rather than auto appraisers. Their role is to focus on the immediate damage assessment and cost estimation, making the identification of "loss of use" damages outside of their standard responsibilities.