NC Appraising
Elite Member
- Joined
- Apr 28, 2006
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- North Carolina
Does anyone have any links or can post from the horses mouth (handbook, letters, etc.) about the HUD 92051 form:
Besides MORTGAGEE LETTER 2009-51.
As it pertains to new construction homes. Can the appraiser now fill out the HUD 92051 form for new construction? has any thing changed? What about the 1004D?
Examples:
home was vacant lot when the appraiser received the request.
home under construction when the appraiser received the request.
home is 100% completed and FHA appraisal was ordered.
Got this from a lender:
#6 − FHA Requirements:
•
Use the FHA Compliance HUD-92051 form on new construction
(one year or less)
•
An “As-is” FHA appraisal can only be completed when the dwelling meets HUD’s Minimum Property Standards as follows:
•
New construction must comply with HUD’s minimum property standards (including 24 CFR 200.926D)
•
Existing construction must comply with HUD’s minimum property requirements (HUD Handbook 4000.1)
Besides MORTGAGEE LETTER 2009-51.
As it pertains to new construction homes. Can the appraiser now fill out the HUD 92051 form for new construction? has any thing changed? What about the 1004D?
Examples:
home was vacant lot when the appraiser received the request.
home under construction when the appraiser received the request.
home is 100% completed and FHA appraisal was ordered.
Got this from a lender:
#6 − FHA Requirements:
•
Use the FHA Compliance HUD-92051 form on new construction
(one year or less)
•
An “As-is” FHA appraisal can only be completed when the dwelling meets HUD’s Minimum Property Standards as follows:
•
New construction must comply with HUD’s minimum property standards (including 24 CFR 200.926D)
•
Existing construction must comply with HUD’s minimum property requirements (HUD Handbook 4000.1)