greg dueck
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Does ANSI apply to attached condo's. BofA is requesting exterior dimensions..
ANSI applies to townhouse/rowhouse style condos.Does ANSI apply to attached condo's. BofA is requesting exterior dimensions..
Thank you for this information. I took a class the end of March and the instructor specifically stated numerous times that ANSI is ONLY to be used for single family ownership and 1004 forms. Just turned in a detached condominium and got conditioned. Feel like a dummy! These instructors need to be in line with Fannie in my opinion.From Fannie's FAQs from last month:
Q11. Does Fannie Mae require condominiums to be
measured per the ANSI standard?
Irrespective of ownership type (Condominium, Co-op, Fee Simple,
etc.), the ANSI standard must be followed (if legally permissible – see
the Annex to the ANSI standard, page 4, for more information) for
houses with detached or attached architectural design including
townhouses, rowhouses, and other side-by side houses.
The ANSI standard should not be used if the architectural design
is an apartment-style or multifamily building. When measuring
a condominium or co-op that is part of an apartment-style or
multifamily building, Fannie Mae’s policy of using interior perimeter
measurements for the subject property should be applied.
Don't feel like a dummy. My understanding is that this ANSI requirement came out, and some schools (McKissock) rushed a class together without getting their facts straight. I took a live class that was felt much more informative, based on what others got out of the McK class. Mine was through Appraiser eLearningThank you for this information. I took a class the end of March and the instructor specifically stated numerous times that ANSI is ONLY to be used for single family ownership and 1004 forms. Just turned in a detached condominium and got conditioned. Feel like a dummy! These instructors need to be in line with Fannie in my opinion.
A Detached Site Condo has always been exterior measurements . Attached Condominiums are interior measurements because you are conncted to another unit .B of A Is correct on this one..Thank you for this information. I took a class the end of March and the instructor specifically stated numerous times that ANSI is ONLY to be used for single family ownership and 1004 forms. Just turned in a detached condominium and got conditioned. Feel like a dummy! These instructors need to be in line with Fannie in my opinion.
Yes, I did take exterior measurements, was just annoyed that my instructor stated NO ANSI on any condo ownership only 1004 form.A Detached Site Condo has always been exterior measurements . Attached Condominiums are interior measurements because you are conncted to another unit .B of A Is correct on this one..
Yes, it was Mckissock. Maybe I will start using Appraiser eLearning.Don't feel like a dummy. My understanding is that this ANSI requirement came out, and some schools (McKissock) rushed a class together without getting their facts straight. I took a live class that was felt much more informative, based on what others got out of the McK class. Mine was through Appraiser eLearning
Yes, you do have to estimate the wall thickness is what I learned in my class, although I am not all that confident on what I was taught LOL.I had a semidetached PUD townhome. I measured the exterior part but inside I did an interior measurement to the attached side.
Am I suppose to estimate the wall thickness on the attached side?