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Question about FHA application?

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jturner01

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I am not sure if I am putting this in the right place, but What is the maximum number of assignments you can accept in a week, and at one time.:shrug: Thanks for your help.
 
As many as you can handle. Why? Are you overwhelmed with orders?
 
Because the assignments do not emanate from the FHA, you may receive assignments from a number of sources. Thus, there is no monitor...other than yourself...as to the number of assignments that you may consider for acceptance.
 
On the application it asks how many you plan to accept. I was not sure if there numbers that they would consider too high and deny my application.
 
FHA Application

You know, that section really bothered me when I was filling it out. My boss worried me by saying that if I put too high of numbers it would look bad because then I wasn't taking enough time per assignment.

Also, another thing to consider is: are they talking about FHA assignments? Or is it appraisal assignments in general?

I put 5 assignments I'd accept a week and 2 assignments I'd accept at one time. Of course I would accept 15 assignments a week if I could get them these days, and 3 years ago I was doing about 12 a week. I was seeing 2-3 a day and typing 2 a day and would catch up on typing on the weekend.

Anyway I don't really understand what FHA/HUD is trying to glean from the answers but that's what I put, and I'm FHA approved.

Honestly, go with what I said if it's accurate for you. They accepted it in my case.
 
This is a typical question that most lenders are asking on the application these days.

Two a day would be great! :)
 
On the application it asks how many you plan to accept. I was not sure if there numbers that they would consider too high and deny my application.

Just put what you are willing to accept.
 
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