Monsoon & Imapp

[erockinaz]

Sorry Tom, but this is a joke. 'Normal Sale' is not financing. So far, I have seen 'Normal Sale' apply to Cash, Conventional and FHA financing. I have also seen 'Non-MLS Normal Sale', even though the property was listed in MLS. It appears that as long as it is not an REO, it is a 'Normal Sale'.

It's okay, we can disagree. The field heading is financing, but it actually contains two pieces of information. When there is mortgage associated with the transaction it will give you seven different financing codes taken from the deed trust. These 7 financing types are Conventional, VA, HUD, Construction, Fannie/Freddie, Seller Carry Back, Private Lender, or Cash. The second part of the coding references the transaction and the type of sale it was. .

Tom, first of all, I am rooting for you. I want Monsoon to become a good tool that RE pros can rely upon. But the attached image is from a sale I pulled this morning. Is it VA, Conventional, Cash, FHA, Seller Carryback, etc..? Don't know from the tax record. The AoV reveals that this is a Cash sale. The criticism is only meant to make it better.

and as for that printing part, well that sucks too. Have you seen the nice big red ARMLS error boxes that now tell you when monsoon is too busy to prepare a report page for you.

Cindy is right. Its frustrating trying to download tax data and have get the red error box. Twice before loading, I received a mapping error and when it did download, I recieved an error while converting it into a printable summary report. 3 errors on one tax record.

help desk says it is an intermittent problem. well I am not an intermittent appraiser and I need it to work all the time.

Funny!! You put a smile on my face Cindy. Thanks.