GSE Waiver & Data Collection Data

[djd09]

how many waivers did you do this week???

 

[chad hampton]

It’s easy to tell which sales they get waivers for, they’ll be the comps you’re using next month because they’ll be the highest in the neighborhood

The breakfast club loves juice.

 

[djd09]

sometimes i am just slow...are they the quasi gov appraisal rule writers or the undercutting competitors

 

[Terrel L. Shields]

That IRL rate being exactly zero percent. So far.

Not so for me and it was not only totally frivolous, but I unwillingly created case law regarding the statute of limitations. You never see it coming when it is a six-year-old appraisal that was created 4 days after the property was actually transferred. And the buyer bought the property from their own cousin, claimed they relied upon an appraisal that did not exist yet, and even claimed I was in cahoots with the bank and chicken producer to defraud them.... and it took 2 years to clear my name.

 

[chad hampton]

sometimes i am just slow...are they the quasi gov appraisal rule writers or the undercutting competitors

It’s a sweet gig. You privatize your earnings and socialize your losses. I’ll keep waiting for my bailout.

 

[djd09]

It’s a sweet gig. You privatize your earnings and socialize your losses. I’ll keep waiting for my bailout.

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[glenn walker]

It’s easy to tell which sales they get waivers for, they’ll be the comps you’re using next month because they’ll be the highest in the neighborhood

The breakfast club loves juice.

That's bull**** the comps are the closed sales prices not the waiver amount. The fact is that 98% off all full 1004 come in a purchase contract price.

 

[Joe Flacco]

Waivers at 20% is not so bad. It's still in the range of the last couple years.

 

[Surf Cat]

That's bull**** the comps are the closed sales prices not the waiver amount. The fact is that 98% off all full 1004 come in a purchase contract price.

No wonder you were doing 20 a day while trading stocks....

 

[J Grant]

That's bull**** the comps are the closed sales prices not the waiver amount. The fact is that 98% off all full 1004 come in a purchase contract price.

It is between 90% and 95%, avg not 98%.

Of course some appraisers are 98% and some 80% and so on.