I make no judgment either way about "appraisal modernization". If it is properly implemented and results in collateral risk that is equal to or lower than it is currently, then I am fine with it. If it is poorly implemented and executed and results in increased collateral risk, then that will be a problem in my view. Of course, my judgment of how works out will be evidence-based and not based on weather it sends me more business, since I am no longer am in the fee-based mortgage-lending appraisal business. I get why guys like you are running scared though, a lot of your business is being taken over by automation and things you cannot control and the mortgage lending appraisers who survive the coming changes are going (by neccessity) to have much greater analytical skills than someone like yourself.i know...i know...you love appraisal modernization![]()
try the ignore button...
I was just gonna respond to our non-appraiser loan officer friend, and say no fraud, except for the folks at Wells Fargo accused of waiver fraud?Wells Fargo Fires Loan Officers Accused Of Abusing Appraisal Waivers
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Wells Fargo Fires Loan Officers Accused Of Abusing Appraisal Waivers
Wells Fargo has been cracking down on loan officers in the past few weeks over allegations of widespread abuse of appraisal waivers in the past two years.nationalmortgageprofessional.com
fraud? what fraud?![]()
I was just gonna respond to our non-appraiser loan officer friend, and say no fraud, except for the folks at Wells Fargo accused of waiver fraud?![]()
Serious question, who would that beI was just gonna respond to our non-appraiser loan officer friend