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GSE Waiver & Data Collection Data

Really? They fired only dems? lol

Why is that not mentioned in the news
Do you think Trump's guy fired anyone who is Trump supporter?...that is just the way it works when the administration changes hands....I know someone who was at FHFA during Trump's first term, she was out under Biden and now she is going to Fannie Mae, actually starting there this week.
 
It's being moved into a New Sovereign Wealth Fund...says Jp Morgan Chase insider and others on wall street.

All i know is it's going through steps to move it into a new home. How will that effect apprasers? No idea because the Sovereign Wealth Fund will not be a GSEs type operation. Black Rocks Ceo Mr Fink has a new vision for it's asset's.
A sovereign wealthy fund (if one is setup) will not replace the GSE's but instead will be given most of their newly issued shares, which they may sell in whole or part. Either way, the current GSE infrastructure is likely to remain in place.
 
Do you think Trump's guy fired anyone who is Trump supporter?...that is just the way it works when the administration changes hands....I know someone who was at FHFA during Trump's first term, she was out under Biden and now she is going to Fannie Mae, actually starting there this week.
I mean I guess its more accurate to say someone that he thinks shares his vision, as some Republicans do not.
 

Next Session: The new Uniform Appraisal Dataset: What REALTORS® Need to Know​

Date: April 22, 2025
Time: 2:00 pm ET/1:00 pm CT
Registration will open soon

The new Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD 3.6) is slated to bring big changes, from the datapoints appraisers are required to provide to the way appraisal results are reported; soon appraisal forms for individual property types will be a thing of the past for most appraisals. Some lenders will begin using the new UAD as early as September 2025, and use of UAD 3.6 is required for all Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans in November of 2026. VA and FHA are slated to require the new UAD for appraisals soon after. What are the new datapoints appraisers will need to complete appraisals? And how can agents supply this information to appraisers to ease the transition?

Ken DeFeo, Senior Manager, Collateral Policy and Strategy, Fannie Mae, and Sean Murphy, Credit Policy Risk Analytics Manager, Freddie Mac will join us to explain why the UAD is being updated, provide examples of data required and what the new reporting look will look like and give you resources to get prepared.


... :ROFLMAO:

 
While the evidence shows that UPD-compliant property data is consistent with appraisal data, there may be exceptional cases where the property data contains errors or is difficult for the appraiser to validate. Our expectation is that appraisers make a good faith effort to validate the property data and then rely on the best available descriptive data which could be an alternate source. Having made the good faith effort, appraisers are protected from liability in regard to the property data by Limiting Condition 3 in the 1004 Hybrid appraisal form (and similar language in the hybrid condo form):

“3. The appraiser has relied on data provided by third-parties in this appraisal report. Such data may include, but is not limited to, flood maps, multiple listing real estate services, tax assessment records, public land records, satellite imagery, virtual street views, property data services, surveys, engineering reports, and property data aggregations. After examination of the data and data sources, the appraiser has used only the data he or she considers reliable. The appraiser makes no guarantees, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of this data.”


they still think they can scope away credible...misleading is intentional or not :ROFLMAO:
 
A sovereign wealthy fund (if one is setup) will not replace the GSE's but instead will be given most of their newly issued shares, which they may sell in whole or part. Either way, the current GSE infrastructure is likely to remain in place.
Looks like they are considering raising funds through privatization to fund a sovereign wealth fund:


In one proposal circulating at the White House, the government would raise $20B to $30B from new investors through something like an initial public offering for the agency’s stock. It estimates that Fannie and Freddie would have a combined value above $330B, with the government’s stake valued at more than $250B, per the WSJ.

The cash the government could raise through the ending of conservatorship — government oversight of the secondary mortgage market lenders that underpin the U.S. housing market — could be used as seed funding for a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested on a podcast earlier last week.

The rumors are swirling as Bill Pulte, who was confirmed by the Senate to lead the FHFA on March 13, cleans house across the agencies.
 
While the evidence shows that UPD-compliant property data is consistent with appraisal data, there may be exceptional cases where the property data contains errors or is difficult for the appraiser to validate. Our expectation is that appraisers make a good faith effort to validate the property data and then rely on the best available descriptive data which could be an alternate source. Having made the good faith effort, appraisers are protected from liability in regard to the property data by Limiting Condition 3 in the 1004 Hybrid appraisal form (and similar language in the hybrid condo form):

“3. The appraiser has relied on data provided by third-parties in this appraisal report. Such data may include, but is not limited to, flood maps, multiple listing real estate services, tax assessment records, public land records, satellite imagery, virtual street views, property data services, surveys, engineering reports, and property data aggregations. After examination of the data and data sources, the appraiser has used only the data he or she considers reliable. The appraiser makes no guarantees, express or implied, regarding the accuracy of this data.”


they still think they can scope away credible...misleading is intentional or not :ROFLMAO:
Show me an appraiser that can tell me with a straight face they find a pdc trained by using the app on their own home and for $25 is a credible source.

I still contend most of the modernization approach is about enabling fraud.
 
Show me an appraiser that can tell me with a straight face they find a pdc trained by using the app on their own home and for $25 is a credible source.

I still contend most of the modernization approach is about enabling fraud.

wouldn't it be easier if they gave appraisers qualified immunity... :unsure: :ROFLMAO:
 
Looks like they are considering raising funds through privatization to fund a sovereign wealth fund:


In one proposal circulating at the White House, the government would raise $20B to $30B from new investors through something like an initial public offering for the agency’s stock. It estimates that Fannie and Freddie would have a combined value above $330B, with the government’s stake valued at more than $250B, per the WSJ.

The cash the government could raise through the ending of conservatorship — government oversight of the secondary mortgage market lenders that underpin the U.S. housing market — could be used as seed funding for a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggested on a podcast earlier last week.

The rumors are swirling as Bill Pulte, who was confirmed by the Senate to lead the FHFA on March 13, cleans house across the agencies.
The nations that have a sovereign wealth fund are also nations with very little or no debt.

DT should concentrate on paying down the debt and reducing the deficit first.
Fooling with Fannie or freddie to leverage it can result in much higher interest rates and more risk. DT always called himself the king of debt and willing to gamble with OPM. The housing market as we know it can change but not in a good way -taking away the last remaining vanishing elements of home loan affordability or chance of regular working folks to own a home with corporate purchases or investor purchases of SFR making up a larger and larger percent.
 
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