Greenback
Senior Member
- Joined
- Apr 20, 2007
- Professional Status
- Appraiser Trainee
- State
- Louisiana
...IF U GET INTO A "fee war" .....the fight is over before it begins.
I agree With Mr. Kennedy.
Sincerely,
...IF U GET INTO A "fee war" .....the fight is over before it begins.
Mike-
I hear what you're saying.
Now, how do we mold that concept into something will benefit appraisers. How do we mold the Bank's Acceptance of Inferior Appraisals based on Fees & Turntimes into>>>>>>Better Fees and Turn-times for Appraisers ?
I want us to give the PAC a task.
Mike,
THE ABOVE, with which I concur, requires a Federal Amendment to Title XI then the OCC Interagency Regulations based on the LAW - NOT the USPAP
USPAP definition of client: The party or parties that engage an appraiser in a specific assignment. definition of intended user: the client and any other party as identified....
Remove the AMCs as the client and we have a whole new ball game.
USPAP ETHICS RULE: The appraiser must protect the confidential nature of the appraier-client relationship.
The appraiser must act in good faith with regard to legitimate interests of the client
and on and on and on
But face it. AMCs should not be the client as they have no purpose to the intended use of the report except to f*** up our process.
Sure many banks own AMCs, fine, but was does that prove? or how should that diswade anyone from understanding that an AMC is an employment placement service, not an intended user of an appraisal report. Let the bank owned AMCs engage the appraiser. Nothing wrong there. What is wrong is that the banks hide behind the AMCs to conduct business as usual, skim profits from what used to be our fees for services performed, hire cheapest, fastest, number makers.
We all know the issues, too well,
The question is how to remove what used to be lender pressures and are now AMC pressures?
I maybe wrong, but I believe the answer can be found by removing the AMC from the process once a ready, willing and able appraiser has been located to perform the service.