Which two written report options are outlined in the standards?

The two written report options outlined in the standards are indeed the Appraisal Report and the Restricted Appraisal Report.

The Appraisal Report provides a comprehensive and detailed presentation of the appraisal analysis, conclusions, and supporting rationale. It is intended for a broader audience and is designed to be clear and understandable to those who might not be familiar with appraisal practices, ensuring that the information is accessible to clients, stakeholders, and other parties involved.

In contrast, the Restricted Appraisal Report is more concise and contains a limited amount of information. It is typically intended for a specific client or a defined purpose, and it may not disclose all of the details or analyses that would be included in a full Appraisal Report. This type of report is often used when the client requires specific information and does not need the full scope of analysis.

These reporting options are essential as they provide flexibility in how appraisal findings are communicated, ensuring that the reports meet the needs of different clients and their purposes while adhering to professional standards. The other options mentioned do not accurately reflect the categories defined by the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice.