A mortgage loan originator is permitted to take which of the following actions to have the appraiser increase the appraised value of a property?

Offering to share a commission with the appraiser is unethical and could be considered a form of inducement or bribery. This action violates professional ethics and regulations governing appraisals, as it compromises the appraiser's objectivity and independence in determining value.

Offering the appraiser future business as an incentive to inflate the property value is also unethical and a violation of appraisal standards. Such inducements undermine the integrity of the appraisal process and can lead to serious ramifications for both the mortgage originator and the appraiser.

Threatening the appraiser with a loss of future business unless they increase the appraised value is a coercive tactic that is both unethical and illegal. This behavior not only jeopardizes the appraisal's validity but also poses legal risks for the mortgage loan originator under appraisal independence laws.