- Joined
- May 22, 2015
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Pennsylvania
Now, why couldn't they give access to appraiser. I have been told by reviewers that CU has a lot of layers of info. But oh nooo, give it to the AMC plantation masters to whip you even harder with their stupid uneducated stips. I will also say that CU doesn't know how to pick comps from my little experience with it. I personally don't deal with any AMC.
"Expanding AMC access to Collateral Underwriter is intended to promote earlier identification of potential issues and greater consistency in appraisal quality control, helping reduce unnecessary friction in the process." How about reducing appraisal fee theft friction.
AMC Access to Collateral Underwriter: What’s Changing and What to Expect
Fannie Mae has announced an important update to its collateral risk management framework: Collateral Underwriter® (CU®) access is now available to Appraisal Management Companies (AMCs). The stated goal of this change is to improve transparency and alignment in the appraisal review process by enabling lenders and AMCs to work from a shared view of collateral risk.
Historically, lenders and AMCs have not always had access to the same collateral risk insights, which can contribute to additional handoffs, inconsistent feedback, and late‑stage clarification requests. Expanding AMC access to Collateral Underwriter is intended to promote earlier identification of potential issues and greater consistency in appraisal quality control, helping reduce unnecessary friction in the process.
At the same time, some appraisers have raised concerns about expanded AMC access to Collateral Underwriter. These concerns reflect long‑standing sensitivities around how appraisal tools and collateral risk insights are interpreted and applied within the valuation process.
Fannie Mae has emphasized that controls and guardrails are in place to ensure Collateral Underwriter is used as intended — to support risk identification and consistency, not to replace appraiser judgment or introduce new layers of review. AMC access is positioned as a means to improve alignment upstream, rather than to shift responsibilities or expectations placed on appraisers.
More Information Coming Soon: Educational Webinar
Additional information will be shared next week regarding a forthcoming educational webinar focused on AMC access to Collateral Underwriter. The session will be designed to provide context on the policy change, outline its intended objectives, and address common questions and con
"Expanding AMC access to Collateral Underwriter is intended to promote earlier identification of potential issues and greater consistency in appraisal quality control, helping reduce unnecessary friction in the process." How about reducing appraisal fee theft friction.
AMC Access to Collateral Underwriter: What’s Changing and What to Expect
Fannie Mae has announced an important update to its collateral risk management framework: Collateral Underwriter® (CU®) access is now available to Appraisal Management Companies (AMCs). The stated goal of this change is to improve transparency and alignment in the appraisal review process by enabling lenders and AMCs to work from a shared view of collateral risk.
Historically, lenders and AMCs have not always had access to the same collateral risk insights, which can contribute to additional handoffs, inconsistent feedback, and late‑stage clarification requests. Expanding AMC access to Collateral Underwriter is intended to promote earlier identification of potential issues and greater consistency in appraisal quality control, helping reduce unnecessary friction in the process.
At the same time, some appraisers have raised concerns about expanded AMC access to Collateral Underwriter. These concerns reflect long‑standing sensitivities around how appraisal tools and collateral risk insights are interpreted and applied within the valuation process.
Fannie Mae has emphasized that controls and guardrails are in place to ensure Collateral Underwriter is used as intended — to support risk identification and consistency, not to replace appraiser judgment or introduce new layers of review. AMC access is positioned as a means to improve alignment upstream, rather than to shift responsibilities or expectations placed on appraisers.
More Information Coming Soon: Educational Webinar
Additional information will be shared next week regarding a forthcoming educational webinar focused on AMC access to Collateral Underwriter. The session will be designed to provide context on the policy change, outline its intended objectives, and address common questions and con
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