Appraisals and Seller Concessions ... FHA Takes Note. In the summer edition of the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Appraiser Newsletter, the FHA re-emphasizes the importance of appraisers correctly documenting any seller concessions on a property sale.
The outer layer (tunica adventitia) consists chiefly of connective tissue and is the thickest layer of the vein. As in arteries, there are tiny vessels called vasa vasorum that supply blood to the walls of the veins and other minute vessels that carry blood away.
The epidermis or outer layer is the active growing layer of the skin, which provides a tough outer layer of cells that protect us .It does not contain blood vessels and is nourished by a process called diffusion, in which fluid coming from the blood vessels in the next lower layer, the dermis. Source(s):ust to point out, you asked which part of the DERMIS does not contain any blood vessels. The epidermis is avascular as the answers above have mentioned, but the epidermis is not part of the dermis. The dermis and epidermis are two separate and distinct parts of the skin.