robert higgins
Member
- Joined
- Jul 15, 2003
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Connecticut
Jeff where did you find that info??
I saw some info that led me to believe this may only be a two-year program, ending in 2008. Not sure how "official" the source is, so take this with a grain of salt.
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Independent Valuation Protection Institute: The GSEs also agreed to provide $12 million apiece over a 5-year period to fund an “Independent Valuation Protection Institute.” A separate and independent organization, the institute would provide an appraisal complaint process, mediation of appraisal disputes, and mortgage fraud reporting.
The agreement terminates 28 months from the date of execution (i.e. July 2010). MBA staff are actively engaged in this issue and will provide comments regarding the code to the relevant regulatory agencies when the comment period opens.
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And social security will always be voluntary, right? That is how it set up anyway, and look at how that is going. Have you ever seen the govt. enact something, then remove it?
Many years ago when FIRREA came into being, appraisers thought it stood for "Finally I'm A Rich Real Estate Appraiser". All it did was lower standards in our profession. My fear is that this govt intervention, will do the same.
3 Big lies in life...
1) Checks in the mail.
2) I'll respect you in the morning.
3) We are from the government and we are here to help.
Yes. Tax cuts.And social security will always be voluntary, right? That is how it set up anyway, and look at how that is going. Have you ever seen the govt. enact something, then remove it?
Yes, And what is this going to mean for E-appraise It? Are they finished as
a provider of appraisals.
Are the appraisal divisions going to be sold off to some other company?
Anything less would seem to violate the spirit of the agreement.
Must be some late night meetings going on at the AMC's with lawyers.