Wells Fargo RVS Desktop

[Brian Weaver]

The major (mind you there are other problems) sticking point for me is that the assignment violates USPAP in that payment is Contingent upon it being a "HIT" where as if it is a "No hit" there is no payment.

Wells Fargo is soliciting for licensed appraisers to accept these conditions, and these conditions present a contingency which is a violation of USPAP.

I am puzzled that regulators can or will do nothing to inform WELLS to Cease and Desist soliciting licensed individuals to commit what amounts to be a violation of Law in many states.

This feels like someone is walking a fine line that we all know is crossed.

( As an example , If my wife starts to solicit for someone to drive a nail in my head, for $55, is she soliciting to commit a crime? people have had Nails voluntarily and involuntarily driven in their heads without dieing. And if someone does take up the solicitation and I end up dead will they be charged with a crime?)

This is what this feels like to me, we know it's wrong, we know what the results are going to be, but nobody in authority wants to step forward and state you can't solicit this because you are requesting someone violate a law.

The "authority" to tell Wells-Fargo anything would be their regulator.

 

[Steve Maxwell]

Re: Good Job and Thanks

Brian,
From all of us who are hanging in there...Thanks A $55 fee offering won't even get the email opened on my desktop.

 

[rcsone]

...I would suggest that those who feel that a retreat in a courtroom could be accomplished by waving a USPAP Manual above their head are creating a small personal wind. They would be better in self-service to strike themselves repeatedly in the head with said manual. Such blows might result in a disappearance of consciousness with liability remaining, but temporarily dismissed. BUT when others in the legal liability process use the manual to strike the appraiser, the results can be permanent disfigurement or destruction. As Yogi would say, "...none of this matters, except when it does not not matter..."..................best to all..........rs

 

[Caligirl]

...I would suggest that those who feel that a retreat in a courtroom could be accomplished by waving a USPAP Manual above their head are creating a small personal wind. They would be better in self-service to strike themselves repeatedly in the head with said manual. Such blows might result in a disappearance of consciousness with liability remaining, but temporarily dismissed. BUT when others in the legal liability process use the manual to strike the appraiser, the results can be permanent disfigurement or destruction. As Yogi would say, "...none of this matters, except when it does not not matter..."..................best to all..........rs

Or in this case, none of this matters, except that the appraiser who 'hit' the job is certifying that unverified MLS data is 'credible' enough for Wells to lend on.

 

[Zivka]

Has anyone accepted one of these? Or completed one?

Just curious.....

 

[dobie]

Has anyone accepted one of these? Or completed one?

Just curious.....

<cue the cricket sound>

I'll bet there are, but no one will admit to it.

 

[Mr Rex]

I've set up an AMC to accept them all and dole them out to Appraisers at $25 per, after they pay a $150 fee to be set up in my proprietary system.