- Joined
- May 2, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified General Appraiser
- State
- Arkansas
No no no.
Tell them to...
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They can request anything they want. I tell them what my fee is. They can pay it or do without. If you already reported comparable rentals then, I don't think it requires an new assigment. It's just a change in the report format. Just take what you already did and move it to the 1007 form.... or leave it and copy it to the form.So Im confused. The 1025 FNMA form has a rent schedule , but now the client has requested a "revision" for a FNMA 1007 form. From my knowledge that would be considered a new assignment. And Im not even sure why they would want the FNMA 1007 form when I explained it within the report, providing 3 rental comps and concluding an opinion of monthly rent for the subject. What do you all think?
THis is a purchase and a Estate sale. But again on the 1025 I thoroughly explained this within the rent portion on the 1025. The 1007 is another assigment not a revision and they are requesting a revision for the same property
It could be just their underwriting software automatically generate the request. Their software bug.So Im confused. The 1025 FNMA form has a rent schedule , but now the client has requested a "revision" for a FNMA 1007 form. From my knowledge that would be considered a new assignment. And Im not even sure why they would want the FNMA 1007 form when I explained it within the report, providing 3 rental comps and concluding an opinion of monthly rent for the subject. What do you all think?
Interesting point is Condo rent schedule also use 1007.So Im confused. The 1025 FNMA form has a rent schedule , but now the client has requested a "revision" for a FNMA 1007 form. From my knowledge that would be considered a new assignment. And Im not even sure why they would want the FNMA 1007 form when I explained it within the report, providing 3 rental comps and concluding an opinion of monthly rent for the subject. What do you all think?