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Okay, tell me how the intended use or user should matter from the FNMA defintion of "market value" should matter on ultimate opinion of value?

The "market value" definition is very unique within the SOW. I can see assignment conditions coming into play. I don't see intended use and user having an impact on MV opinion. Read the definition of MV. Or post your own.
 

Black CA couple lowballed by $500K in home appraisal, believe race was a factor​

"I read the appraisal, I looked at the number I was like, 'This is unbelievable'," said Tate Austin.

The family tells ABC7 that their appraiser was an older white woman.


appraisers have no clue. new thread :rof: :rof: :rof:
 

Black CA couple lowballed by $500K in home appraisal, believe race was a factor​

"I read the appraisal, I looked at the number I was like, 'This is unbelievable'," said Tate Austin.

The family tells ABC7 that their appraiser was an older white woman.


appraisers have no clue. new thread :rof: :rof: :rof:

Well, it is an older white woman than, of course, it's racism. Anyone see a trend here? Like the changing of photos, it looks like someone has been taking cues from Abena. Not to worry though Freddie’s Magic man elixir AVM is on its way.:rof:
 
There will be lawsuits coming from multiple angles. Many are asking for them. They will get them.

This is what baffles me. The corruption on the AMC/Lender/GSE level is off the charts. You would think a massive law-suit would have been filed by now.
 
Okay, tell me how the intended use or user should matter from the FNMA defintion of "market value" should matter on ultimate opinion of value?

The "market value" definition is very unique within the SOW. I can see assignment conditions coming into play. I don't see intended use and user having an impact on MV opinion. Read the definition of MV. Or post your own.
One of the "meaningful and not misleading" to intended users elements is using the definition of value they're required to use. If you were doing an assignment for the IRS you'd be using a different definition of value.

The assignment element follows the users' needs. The users' needs don't follow the assignment element.
 
Not to worry though Freddie’s Magic man elixir AVM is on its way.

LandSafe Offers 'Super' Automated Valuation Model Through Combined Appraisal Products​

November 22, 2002

PLANO, Texas, /PRNewswire/ -- LandSafe, Inc., a premier national provider of real estate information and closing services, today announced a more complete and cost-effective automated valuation model (AVM) for mortgage lenders and brokers.

LandSafe Appraisal Services is providing a more comprehensive AVM by combining its ValueFinder(SM) and Frauditor(SM) products into a single report available for the same cost as one of the products previously ordered individually.

"In addition to returning the valuation and risk found by ValueFinder -- value, uncertainty factor and public record information on the property and comparable properties -- the new 'super' product includes Frauditor red flags for such potential problems as inflated value, property type mismatch or seller mismatch," said Greg Dennis, president and chief operating officer of LandSafe Appraisal Services, Inc.

LandSafe customers may order the enhanced AVM through http://www.landsafe.com -- the company's Internet portal for unified ordering -- or via direct XML integration with loan origination software. "As AVMs become increasingly important to the lending community for pre- qualifying, HELOCS, second mortgages and portfolio valuation, LandSafe is keeping pace with the demand for more complete information delivered at the highest possible speed," said Michael Faine, managing director, president and chief operating officer of LandSafe, Inc.


what could go wrong?

:whistle:
 
What was the purchase price and how did it compare to the first appraisal?

Older white woman = experienced appraiser who recognized the subject as an over-improvement for the neighborhood.

Second appraiser = hand picked skippy.
 
Well, it is an older white woman than, of course, it's racism. Anyone see a trend here? Like the changing of photos, it looks like someone has been taking cues from Abena. Not to worry though Freddie’s Magic man elixir AVM is on its way.:rof:
I have a pretty good idea what happened. The subject neighborhood has a sales history which shows the purchase appraisal shouldn't have come anywhere close to $700k in 2016, much less $1m. It also shows this immediate neighborhood will not support a $1.5 value for a 2200sf home. The new appraisal had to go outside the neighborhood in order to support that conclusion.


The prior sale is shown on this list, along with the sales which occurred before and since then. Just in case anyone is interested.
 

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If you look at the pics for those addresses you'll see what I mean. As of 2019 the subject still had a carport.
 
The original sales price of the subject was $550,000 on 12/18/2016.


The appraisal prior to adding a basement under the house, decks around the exterior and interior renovations was $889,000 in 2019 according to the borrower. Does that increase seem high over the original sales price to anyone else?

Did the old white woman's post addition appraisal occur during or just after the first "Two weeks" to stop the spread when the stock market was tumbling and people were cancelling their listings and pending contracts for fear of COVID? Was the second appraisal far enough into the low interest environment of 2020 that the weekly appreciation of sales prices was skyrocketing?
 
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