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Hybrid Appraisals

Are Hybrid Appraisals USPAP Compliant?

  • Yes

    Votes: 11 39.3%
  • No

    Votes: 17 60.7%

  • Total voters
    28
These are the people who want to take over the appraisal industry absolute nut jobs. :shrug:
 
Ask many lenders and they will tell you it is usually the title work they await for a loan closing.

The appraisal push in many cases is BS.

Order the appraisal earlier in the process.

Lenders that know what they are doing understand their markets, all aspects of it. This includes typical turn times.

Plain and simple, when others take the time to understand the process from application to closing.
 
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And, when we are required to make (new URAR); adjustments, recommendations, observations, sketches, conditions, etc. in a driveway or yard, I think the Rush to upload anything will devalue the report. I "think about my report" before I upload to make sure it's correct. A whole 24 hours....What's with the speed thing? Most of my contemporary's produce a credible report in 3-4 days (simple, suburban reports). What is the delay....? The UW and the AMC, adding 2-5 days of useless conditions. We will now right a report in our car and upload before driving away.
AMC needs a week or 2 to shop it around to the cheapest appraiser.
 
Citation? I meet with their UAD team several times a week (including twice today), and I have never heard that.

Ask Scott and the gang of six he had breakfast with today. Would you like an engagement letter from them? 24 hours for desktop and 48 hours for a full 1004, regardless of complexity.
 
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