- Joined
- Jan 15, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- California
Lending is lending and appraising is appraising?
Umm, yes? Unless you want to divide and conquer as the OP seems to want. Since FNMA is the largest lender in the universe and largest user of appraisal services, I'd suggest the fat girl casts a wide net? I understand you are commercial in day to day, but I think you have some basis in reality. The OP, maybe not so much for what ever reason.
I would love to see your H&BU analysis and how you would develop a single opinion of MV for the scenario that I offered by link in the OP.
Go on. Try it. But, proper appraisal practice, please. Show us how it's done. If you need assistance, you may call on Andrei Fin and/or JGrant.
Or, do you prefer going off on tangents?
"value" definition is huge in the dichotomy as well. "Value in use" or "use Value" vs "Market Value" are huge differences. If they want "use value" or "value in use", give it to them. Make them happy.
Might want to disclose in caveat's this is NOT a market value opinion.
Provide definitions of both use value and market value. Your good with USPAP then, imo. Make sure you reference the definition sources.
I'd be happy if he called me..( but no need lol ) BTW I do a lot of complex and high end work - and reviews. m.I would love to see your H&BU analysis and how you would develop a single opinion of MV for the scenario that I offered by link in the OP.
Go on. Try it. But, proper appraisal practice, please. Show us how it's done. If you need assistance, you may call on Andrei Fin and/or JGrant.
Or, do you prefer going off on tangents?
As a borrower I want the maximum legit value for my LTV. The LTV goes directly to my interest rate, all else being equal.
Go down to your local bank and ask them about financing a vacant parcel of land...see how much they want down? Now consider what Fannie is offering with trying to get an appraiser to value excess land as "value in use". You might realize that in this unique situation a borrower can finance vacant land for 5% down? Consider that this 95% LTV for vacant land is not only unprecedented it's offered by noone else in the market, anywhere, ever. Now, back to public trust, the public is subsidizing this 95% LTV for what? raw land which is normally financed at 70% LTV... Are you starting to get the picture? If the public knew they could finance raw land at 95% LTV the country would go nuts and raw land would be getting bought up in mass. This is protecting public trust, no different than ignoring obvious issues with a house in an FHA scop appraisal, you're ignoring guidelines in order to present a product that will fund a loan. Departing from appraisal theory in order to produce a product to fund a loan, public trust is gone. If you do this crap you're a homeowner/lender advocate and shouldn't be trusted as an appraiser.You too. Can't accept you are wrong is not a good sign for future endeavors, and you are way off track. Again I ask, where is the Public Trust diminished by this publication and edict and/or why is Public Trust improved by your opposition opinion. Please elaborate.