FHA final inspection for worn roof

[MEL]

I agree with RSW and Mike. This is for the underwriter to clear and not the appraiser.

 

[Mr Rex]

I agree with RSW and Mike. This is for the underwriter to clear and not the appraiser.

I'd pick a bigger hill to die on and pick up a benji on the way.

 

[CANative]

Thank you for the feedback. This roof is worn and has a lot of cupping. Lender arranges for a roof inspection (maybe delegates this to the agent), that comes back OK... But it's my signature on the final inspection report. Am I accepting unreasonable liability in this scenario?

The condition in the appraisal was for a roof inspection. They got a roof inspection. The condition has been met.

 

[RSW]

The condition in the appraisal was for a roof inspection. They got a roof inspection. The condition has been met.

Exactly!... No need for the appraiser to do anything else.

 

[Mike Seward]

Exactly!... No need for the appraiser to do anything else.

Next time consider making the report "subject to the lender's receipt and acceptance of an inspection report by a qualified inspector....."

 

[Fritz in NY]

Exactly!... No need for the appraiser to do anything else.

but why turn down $ 100. or so greenbacks for a pix and a 1004D. UW is giving you money.
But I do agree it is not called for, the borrower should not have to pay extra, contractors letter settles it.