Most frequent FHA issues

[C&L]

Like I said, start a new post titled "Do you think these items are FHA issues as presented by C&L" by 'Appraiser with a lot of free time'.

For everyone else, thank you for answering a simple question with a simple answer.

 

[Mr Rex]

Well FHA put out this FAQ, so they must be frequent issues:

http://www.HUD.gov/offices/hsg/sfh/appr/aprval.pdf

 

[incognito]

Don't forget to include cracked windows and handrails on stairs (since you don't plan on reading the manual, you probably will want to include those too!)

That was sarcasm. I actually read 2005-ML-48.

C&L, don't you see that you will be providing WRONG information to the public. I know, you don't care. And we wonder why we have become such a maligned profession...

Well FHA put out this FAQ, so they must be frequent issues:

That would require actually reading and understanding the FAQ, Mr. Rex, something C&L apparently has no time for...


PS: Don't forget leaking faucets... Glad to help!

 

[BRCJR]

deleted my negative comment about licensed vs. certified

 

[C&L]

Seriously, Incognito, unplug your computer...now!

 

[CANative]

Why should Incognito unplug his computer?

Since the 2005 FHA revisions there has been very little difference between a conventional scope of work and an FHA scope of work. So I see little relevance in your question?

 

[BRCJR]

Why should Incognito unplug his computer?

Since the 2005 FHA revisions there has been very little difference between a conventional scope of work and an FHA scope of work. So I see little relevance in your question?

Knowing what that "very little difference" is, is the key.......

 

[CANative]

The differences are minor and seldom cause issues.

 

[BRCJR]

The differences are minor and seldom cause issues.

Yes, there are and they do.

 

[CANative]

Defective paint surfaces on structures built before '78
HUD foundations for MH's
Original siting for MH's.
Is there public sewer and water

Got any others?