Has anyone read or heard anything about the possibility of them extending or revising that 10/1/2009 deadline? I've been studying for the Cert test and completing my CEU's but have been going through a divorce and that has consumed so much of my time. Now, I will likely be a single parent by 10/1/2009 and unable to do get/do FHA work. FHA has been the bulk of my orders too. I'm hoping some miracle happens and I can get certified by then or they extend the deadline.
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Licensed FHA problems
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Greg Bell
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- Jul 7, 2006
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- Gvmt Agency, FNMA, HUD, VA etc.
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- Louisiana
Our goose is cooked.After 15 years of FHA appraising they toss me under the bus.Our state requires so much bull**** it will take another year at least to jump through the mickey mouse hoops ,So goodbye FHA hello REO'S...Do you want fries with that???..
Oh , sorry no reprieve . off with our heads..
Oh , sorry no reprieve . off with our heads..
lovemymonkeys
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- Nov 9, 2008
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- Licensed Appraiser
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- Florida
Same hoops in Florida and no online courses allowed. Good luck with the REO's...many of the management companies will not let licensed appraisers do them anymore either. I had a AMC call and say I was recommended by a bank to be put on their list. After completing an extensive questionaire and giving them tons of personal information, I got an email with the word "Denied" in the subject line. Seems they think the words "licensed" and "trainee" are pretty much the same. I hear the nails going in the coffin as we speak.
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