Has Anyone Completed A 3.6 Yet

[djd09]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1998778228085764444

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[djd09]

Draper Goren Blockchain–Backed Aivre Achieves First UAD 3.6 Verification From Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac​

Why Aivre’s Achievement Matters​

UAD 3.6 introduces a more structured, machine-readable appraisal framework designed to improve transparency, consistency, and downstream analytics. While the standard modernizes the ecosystem, it also adds complexity for appraisers.

Aivre bridges that gap by combining AI-driven automation with human judgment, helping appraisers:

• Save hours per report
• Reduce revision and correction cycles
• Ensure compliance from creation through submission

Rather than replacing professionals, Aivre’s platform augments expertise, allowing appraisers to focus on analysis while AI handles repetitive and structured tasks.

Draper Goren Blockchain's Perspective​

Aivre’s traction reinforces several principles that guide our investment strategy:

• Human-centered AI wins — tools that enhance professionals outperform tools that attempt to replace them
• Regulatory alignment is a competitive advantage, not a constraint
• Deep domain understanding matters when deploying AI in highly regulated markets

Being first to verify against UAD 3.6 positions Aivre as a trusted infrastructure layer as lenders, appraisers, and regulators transition to the new standard.

What Comes Next for Real Estate Valuations​

Aivre’s progress signals a broader evolution across the real estate and mortgage markets:

• Appraisal workflows will become faster, more consistent, and more transparent
• Structured data will unlock better risk modeling and portfolio analytics
• Appraisers will shift toward higher-value analysis and oversight
• Proptech innovation will increasingly prioritize compliance-first AI

This is not a short-term upgrade cycle — it’s a structural transformation.

The Bigger Picture​

At Draper Goren Blockchain, we see Aivre as part of a larger movement redefining how regulated industries adopt AI responsibly. Their success shows that when intelligent systems are built with trust, compliance, and professionals in mind, they don’t just modernize workflows — they reshape entire markets.

https://www.dgb.vc/news/draper-goren-blockchain-backed-aivre-achieves-first-uad-3-6-verification-from-fannie-mae-and

 

[Trihard]

More 3.6 software pricing news. Bradford’s Nighthawk: $15-20 per use with a Clickforms subscription. Do the math, if you have any kind of volume $3,000 for Aivre doesn’t look so bad.

Again, the days of cheap appraisal software are ending.

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Software companies have figured out that 3.6 is the perfect time for them to make it a standard for software companies to gouge the appraiser.

 

[Zoe]

Software companies have figured out that 3.6 is the perfect time for them to make it a standard for software companies to gouge the appraiser.

I am old enough to remember things. A long time ago, I heard through the grapevine that people like GSEs and appraisal software companies or whoever were going to pay appraisers for their data per use. cough..........cough............puke.................cough......... cough............puke................etc...............etc..................

 

[Carnivore]

It wont be long before all lender type appraisals will be received on your smart phone and completed and sent to the client. Wait what about the AMC's? Well they are already toast. AI can replace them long before AI replaces appraisers aka your new title An analyst or maybe it stays Appraiser

 

[djd09]

they have much larger problems then 3.6...

 

[Zoe]

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they have much larger problems then 3.6...

Why are you so annoying? LOL

 

[Zoe]

I got it. It is that northern culture. LOL

 

[NC Appraising]

It wont be long before all lender type appraisals will be received on your smart phone and completed and sent to the client. Wait what about the AMC's? Well they are already toast. AI can replace them long before AI replaces appraisers aka your new title An analyst or maybe it stays Appraiser

Let this soak in....

The GSEs main argument for hybrids was for appraisers to be more of data analysts. To sit behind a desk and to put more of their time and effort into analyzing the market, deriving adjustments and doing what we do best, picking comps. I'll add that our best contribution or argument is being experts in the market that we appraise in. You know, real estate...location, location location.


LOL....what are the GSEs getting...AI produced appraisals where the computer picks the comps (suggests), gives you the adjustments, market trends, etc.

No need to know the market....get a certification and appraise in any town USA.

Gotta love it. The online mortgage bankers do. That's what they are pushing for a instant appraisal.

At some point a light is going to go off...why do we need an appraiser for?

Same irony for the tech world...developed a product that will eventually put them out of a job.

A few at the top will get rich while the rest will be poor. That's AI. if you thought we have a current problem with wealth inequality now, just wait. We are being manipulated by the tech bros....so they can become trillionaies......

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

Let this soak in....

The GSEs main argument for hybrids was for appraisers to be more of data analysts. To sit behind a desk and to put more of their time and effort into analyzing the market, deriving adjustments and doing what we do best, picking comps. I'll add that our best contribution or argument is being experts in the market that we appraise in. You know, real estate...location, location location.


LOL....what are the GSEs getting...AI produced appraisals where the computer picks the comps (suggests), gives you the adjustments, market trends, etc.

No need to know the market....get a certification and appraise in any town USA.

Gotta love it. The online mortgage bankers do. That's what they are pushing for a instant appraisal.

At some point a light is going to go off...why do we need an appraiser for?

Same irony for the tech world...developed a product that will eventually put you out of a job.

A few at the top will get rich while the rest will be poor. That's AI. if you thought we have a current problem with wealth inequality now, just wait. We are being manipulated by the tech bros....

At some point they claimed hybrids were for appraiser bias. Obviously an excuse rather than a reason. Last administration was against using location in appraisals and brought in "experts" in sociology and other fields to claim that it shouldn't matter. They smeared appraisers as racists for using location as a factor.