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Waiver Stats

alebrewer

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I think the incentive for hybrids is from the mortgage side that isn't a hard money lender. Give the borrower like 4-5 tries. Waiver fails, go to AVM, that failsgo to hybrid PDC+AVM, that fails to to PDC + appraiser, that fails go to full appraisal. Maybe they will get lucky on one of them if the contract is above market value.
 
Are there any data sources for hybrids?
I can't say...no more access to data than anyone else -.

But consider this - the new forms coming out are an umbrella type 1004 master UAD form with a check box as to whether the appraiser did not or did not inspect, the subject,

That check box, and (perhaps another lingo, idk) is what indicates whether the appraisal is a hybrid or not. This means the two are considered a 1004 form appraisal, making it unlikely that there will be a discourse or separation of data available as to which ones were which ones were appraisals where the appraiser did both parts of the whole.
 
And a good resource for appraisal/waiver related data.


And a good resource for appraisal/waiver related data.

And a good resource for appraisal/waiver related data.

Data appreciated. I'm curious: just in general, are loan terms affected in any way by the valuation source? And, is info available to describe waiver vs live appraisal vs AVM loan default rates?
 
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