Fernando
Elite Member
- Joined
- Nov 7, 2016
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- California
When I look at the form, it's a step by step long form for inexperienced appraisers to consider all the factors in looking at subject.
Experienced appraisers already know what to look for especially what is important in doing the appraisal.
I see the new form as a way for everyone who wants to be an appraiser to gather all the information and consider them in doing the appraisal.
It's also for the reviewer and reader to find the information as clearly that a 6th grader will understand.
Many of the info in our workfile are now in full disclosure in the new forms. It's excessive.
And to make matter worse, parts of the 1004MC is included into the form. And we know how useless that form can be (and manipulated).
GSE failed in making the concepts from 1004MC more specific in the new form.
And I was disappointed that the new form didn't clarify what they meant by contract date. Wearing my real estate hat, that's not the ratified date.
And don't get me going on their energy efficiency inquiries. Ugh.
Experienced appraisers already know what to look for especially what is important in doing the appraisal.
I see the new form as a way for everyone who wants to be an appraiser to gather all the information and consider them in doing the appraisal.
It's also for the reviewer and reader to find the information as clearly that a 6th grader will understand.
Many of the info in our workfile are now in full disclosure in the new forms. It's excessive.
And to make matter worse, parts of the 1004MC is included into the form. And we know how useless that form can be (and manipulated).
GSE failed in making the concepts from 1004MC more specific in the new form.
And I was disappointed that the new form didn't clarify what they meant by contract date. Wearing my real estate hat, that's not the ratified date.
And don't get me going on their energy efficiency inquiries. Ugh.