How many actually believe 3.6 will be fully implemented this year?

[Carnivore]

great discussion 3.6 I am going to sidetrack a little but it is germane I think see if you have taken the 3,6 class it seems like this transition would be a little easier and a few questions seems normal . well it is new and you have to do a lot more writing and the more you use it will all come together

The new guys/trainees will figure it all out It seems to me again you will have to raise your fees the learning curve is a little more steeper than thought again there is doubt you will have to raise your fee
below is the problem facing all our appraisal boards , AMC's, lenders and the public, your Fees will be higher no doubt ,

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PAREA gets you licensed.​

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combine those together and you have winner

I am just yaking because it is hot and really humid outside so I am just staying inside

 

[Sadie]

Ya panicking . is a little strong probably concern is better, the total appraiser & AMC fee's is a lot of money so they will go to the state for money

They do report the number of appraisers in every news letter and give pass/fail numbers for state test and also #trainees and AMC's so they must think that is important to somebody

oops I forgot something they just recently adpted PAREA

The board probably gets its budget from the fees appraisers pay for their licenses. Ours does. Renewals are down, therefore the board has less $$ to work with.

 

[George Hatch]

What you are posted is only one of nine tabs in that spreadsheet. I have never used Libre, but in Excel the various tabs are shown at the bottom of the screen once you open the sheet

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Libra works exactly the same in that aspect.

 

[Carnivore]

The board probably gets its budget from the fees appraisers pay for their licenses. Ours does. Renewals are down, therefore the board has less $$ to work with.

The issue is as I see it is State Budgets, You cant keep going back to tem later and say ooops sorry give us mo-momey

The NC Real Estate commission has an inactive status like $40 or $ per cycle/fiscal year

The NCAB does not have an inactive status but they do have a policy change.

 

[autobot]

What you are posted is only one of nine tabs in that spreadsheet. I have never used Libre, but in Excel the various tabs are shown at the bottom of the screen once you open the sheet

thx. Of course its still "all Greek to me", even though I did read some "XML for Dummies" a couple decades ago, but maybe makes sense to someone who is a XML pro and knows industry SOP.

I'm thinking "Dynamic" would mostly just make it far more difficult to create a sensible program that runs on-top of 3.6 and uses good old non-AI to look at what a human would view on screen and robo-drag text to fields, robo-hit "return" or "next" etc. But IMO it wouldn't be impossible, just have to trace the various rabbit holes. It could become an ongoing "maintenance" problem if 3.6 Vendors start making little changes to their program's appearance/function that confuse and "break" the app.

If its all software, its not like it wastes paper to have one big form or extra pages of a one big standard form, and if not needed they aren't used.

 

[chad hampton]

I bet they’d make good money on an inactive status option. It’s not just the 200 to ncab, it’s the $500 or so a year for CE. Give an inactive status with no CE. Hell, I bet 1000 would drop off tomorrow to get away from this ****show gig

Maybe that’s why they don’t do it.

 

[autobot]

Been calling a few RE Agents this morning about houses they have listed. 4 out of 4 have never heard of UAD 3.6 (or 2.6), and all the houses would be good candidates for Govt Backed Mortgage.

Obviously, I didn't get into "so as an seasoned RE professional who prides themselves on saying up to date on all aspects of residential RE market, do you think 3.6 will be implemented on schedule or what do you see happening in The Market if it become a cluster-frag and bottle-neck?"

 

[Sadie]

The issue is as I see it is State Budgets, You cant keep going back to tem later and say ooops sorry give us mo-momey

The NC Real Estate commission has an inactive status like $40 or $ per cycle/fiscal year

The NCAB does not have an inactive status but they do have a policy change.

Oregon doesn't have that option. The ACLB is appraiser and AMC funded. That is how it became independent. And its not like the state has any extra for us. Fewer appraisers and fewer AMCs = less $$ for the board.

 

[ilsindaco2628]

Been calling a few RE Agents this morning about houses they have listed. 4 out of 4 have never heard of UAD 3.6 (or 2.6), and all the houses would be good candidates for Govt Backed Mortgage.

Obviously, I didn't get into "so as an seasoned RE professional who prides themselves on saying up to date on all aspects of residential RE market, do you think 3.6 will be implemented on schedule or what do you see happening in The Market if it become a cluster-frag and bottle-neck?"

I don't really blame them but RE agents pretty much have no way of getting informed about these kinds of changes. It should be up to their brokers but they have no idea as well.

I'm an agent as well and my broker has no idea.... honestly 80% of the agents I come across still have no idea about ANSI which is a few years old now and I have to explain why the first floor of their bi level listing is considered a basement in the appraisal report.

I do property data collection as well and I have to explain from scratch what it is to 100% of the agents I come across. I get unreasonably excited when the assignment I get is a vacant house and they tell me it's SUPRA or combo lock box and I can just go alone.