Terrel L. Shields
Elite Member
- Joined
- May 2, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- Arkansas
Do you think lending is simply going to stop for lack of FNMA? Seriously?Goodbye residential appraisal work from them if it happens.
Do you think lending is simply going to stop for lack of FNMA? Seriously?Goodbye residential appraisal work from them if it happens.
Actually, if they were privatized, I'd expect there would be more work. Investors - unlike the federal government - care about the quality of the loans being securitized. Private companies have no mandate to provide affordable housing - only to maximize profitability. Similar to the additional scrutiny applied by banks that port their loans.Goodbye residential appraisal work from them if it happens.
yep - in order to be a true 'for profit' company, there can be no umbilical cord.Without a tax payer bailout maybe more need for quality value control.
But it can't be 1 big company only, then they get bailed out like the big banks and auto companies.
I truly believe this.It would likely result in more work for appraisers, not less.
I did not say lending is going to stop. Read my post -Do you think lending is simply going to stop for lack of FNMA? Seriously?
How would it result in more work for appraisers, precisely?I agree with going private, the GSEs have served their purpose but now it is time to rein in the Federal Government's reach so we can start to chart a course towards sustainable government with a manageable budget. It would likely result in more work for appraisers, not less.
So do banks that port loans get appraisals?Without GSE requirements and standards, when private money is lent, it is now 100% about profit; what standards would they have that would see them use appraisals?