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01/28/22 elearning ANSI: Fannie Mae's Lyle Radke at our free monthly webinar

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ramrcdk

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Join us this Friday, January 28 as we host Fannie Mae's Lyle Radke at our free monthly webinar. He'll answer your questions about the new ANSI standard, as required by Fannie Mae.
 
Join us this Friday, January 28 as we host Fannie Mae's Lyle Radke at our free monthly webinar. He'll answer your questions about the new ANSI standard, as required by Fannie Mae.
SO I listened to the webinar. Just like the upcoming
4 Hour CE The ANSI Roadshow... four hours just doesn't seem sufficient to cover all of the appraiser's questions & concerns.
After the provided Lunch, it's the plan that the educators & promoters will stick around to answer all of our questions.
Think $195 is the Cost of the 4 hour CE.

*Fannie CU: will not be releasing use of the GLA information stored over the Decades.
As Radke-Fannie Rep' said: through Fannie Mae, Lenders "pay for use" of that information.
However, they DID consider allowing appraisers access and decided: NO.
No changes: you can't access your SCORE. If you get busted, First Time: A Warning.

*HYBRID Form Desktop: Since "WE don't measure" (that's the Inspectors JOB), we use what is provided to us.
Answer: the Inspector isn't required "to Disclose" "HOW" the property was measured.

*MLS: Unless it's been mandated through your Local Realtor Association: real estate agents are NOT required to use ANSI Standards.
Nor is anybody else. Seems like the Standard only applies to us AND only applies to the SUBJECT PROPERTY.
 
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  • A clueless “chief appraiser.”
  • A certified USPAP instructor rolling in the dough after this announcement
  • John Brenan hawking his Cub Casa app.
  • Reynolds is playing fullback for Fannie to sell his classes.
  • And as always, hundreds of questions by appraisers go unanswered
  • Public threats made by Fannies “chief appraiser.”
 
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Reynolds, the UAD is a review mechanism. Lol Yeah, all those appraisal waivers just happened like magic.
 
Reynolds, this is a tough question. I'm sorry.
 
SO I listened to the webinar. Just like the upcoming
4 Hour CE of the ANSI Roadshow... four hours just doesn't seem sufficient to cover all of the appraiser's questions & concerns.
After the provided Lunch, it's the plan that the educators will stick around to answer all of our questions. Think $195 is the Cost of the 4 hour CE.

*Fannie will not be releasing use of the GLA information stored over the Decades. As was said: through Fannie Mae
Lenders "pay for use" of that information we provided (but not able to use). Nor can you access your SCORE.

*HYBRID Form Desktop: Since "WE don't measure" (that's the Inspectors JOB), we use what is provided to us.
Answer: ANSI may or may not be used and as it has always been: no disclosure of ...any standard.
LOL! What a Mess.

*Unless it's been mandated through your Local Realtor Association: real estate agents are NOT required to use ANSI Standards.
Nor is anybody else. Seems like the Standard only applies to us AND only applies to the SUBJECT PROPERTY.

CYA: To Assume is all WE can do.
I've never done a hybrid. I'm curious what people do if it appears it was not measured correctly. What do you do if tax records are 3,000 Sq.Ft. GLA, inspector's sketch (which doesn't look right based on photos) is 2,500 Sq.Ft. Do you use the tax record GLA instead of the inspectors? Do you use the inspector's GLA? Do you turn it back to the lender due to data being unreliable?
 
It's all about selling products and making money for others. Goerge, are you going to say something about USPAP instructors selling products? You are always saying quants are up to no good.
 
I've never done a hybrid. I'm curious what people do if it appears it was not measured correctly. What do you do if tax records are 3,000 Sq.Ft. GLA, inspector's sketch (which doesn't look right based on photos) is 2,500 Sq.Ft. Do you use the tax record GLA instead of the inspectors? Do you use the inspector's GLA? Do you turn it back to the lender due to data being unreliable?
You tell the lender and they reassign it to someone else.
 
Reynolds is now trashing appraisers as being unethical.
 
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