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GSE Waiver & Data Collection Data

that fannie or freddie guy can tell you all about how the gse's approve waivers...ltv and all :rof:
Just what I read. And I guess we'll never know, the post gained traction then disappeared. Do not speak ill of waivers.

Edit: The post is still up.
 
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My guess is that a lender got a waiver hit from one of the GSEs, then they lost it before closing, and they missed getting an appraisal. Now they are trying to get an appraisal done to cure the defect and sell the loan. It wouldn’t be a retrospective though.
 
The poster is claiming Fannie through their chosen AMC suppliers. I'm not the one posting in LinkedIn, just asking the questions. Please don't punish me, seriously.

Why would you get punished?
 
the mortgage broker estimated the high value...the borrower went belly up...the gse's exempt value rep except for the case of fraud...so there is a retro appraisal ordered :unsure: :rof:
 
the mortgage broker estimated the high value...the borrower went belly up...the gse's exempt value rep except for the case of fraud...so there is a retro appraisal ordered :unsure: :rof:
Fannie Mae does not have any kind of program like this.
 
Just got this from a AMC.... growing pains....does not include me lol....I don't do'em

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