ANSI Measurement Declarations Page

[The Scholar]

So I'm wondering about how I'm supposed to present the ANSI Declarations in my report. I thought that Total was going to have this page in their software by April 1st but it appears that this is not the case. How are you guys handling this? I took the Appraisal Institute course but it doesn't really address how and where in the report these declarations should be made.

 

[sputnam]

Put the comments anywhere in the report that makes you happy. I'd suggest some place not too hard to find.. because for a while, reviewers are going to be looking for those declarations.

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

Put the comments anywhere in the report that makes you happy. I'd suggest some place not too hard to find.. because for a while, reviewers are going to be looking for those declarations.

I'd imagine they could use some Find function for ANSI or something.

 

[joelbaker]

Unless things change, there's no need for a full form for this. ANSI only has three simple declarations. Each is specific to a particular scenario, one sentence long, and mutually exclusive.

My suggestion is that the appraiser create a QuickList for each of the declarations for ease-of-use when those situations come up.

 

[Dublin ohio]

I use a USPAP compliance cert in my reports. It has room for additional comments. I already put the appraisal fee disclosure there. I will probably put my ANSI statement there also.

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

From I read there are 3 declarations and none of them are for when you measured and saw the interior of the house.

 

[djd09]

Unless things change, there's no need for a full form for this. ANSI only has three simple declarations. Each is specific to a particular scenario, one sentence long, and mutually exclusive.

My suggestion is that the appraiser create a QuickList for each of the declarations for ease-of-use when those situations come up.

are you an appraiser?

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

are you an appraiser?

If I had to guess, probably an employee of Total.

 

[Hondo]

Joel is a good instructor with Alamode, I have enjoyed his classes and learned a lot from him. He also teaches the ANSI seminar for Alamode. This is from an email that I got from them last week.

Did you miss our ANSI Q&A session, or do you want to share it with someone else? You can! Here's the video and resources Joel Baker and Pam Teel discussed today.

• Watch the video from March 25
• Fannie Mae ANSI guidelines
• Method for Calculating
• Sign up for The Columbia Institute's ANSI Class with Pam
• Join Joel's desktop sketching class next week

Let us know what other topics you'd like us to cover in the future by replying to this email.

 

[OSU Beavers]

ANSI Measurement Declaration:​

GXX001