James Mpls
Senior Member
- Joined
- Apr 4, 2010
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Minnesota
Hahaha!
That is the kind of thing that would interest Chopra (CFPB). He could literally get all of the lenders' truth in lending disclosures to borrowers on every loan they made in probably last 5 years or longer. Maybe 30 years.Last month I had a assignment quote about 30 miles away. I request $100 more fee. The AMC said sorry, client/ lender set $650 as appraisal fee cap, after they took $200, I only can get $450. Otherwise, the borrower has to restart the loan application with new LE. Since contract is 21 days closing, no time to restart. I lost the bid.
And I am calling out you for repeatedly for your alleging that appraisers are "gaslighting on"our motivations- It is derogatory and makes us sound like hypocrites. You don't accuse the stakeholder of GSE's of gaslighting about their abuse of fake public trust concerns -while they are motivated by profit .I never chastise you guys for fretting about your fees. I chastise you for the gaslighting on your motivations that some of you use for the purpose of diverting from your rent-seeking tendencies. Saying it's all about the societal good when it's really about your fees. And the main reason that's even a problem isn't because its wrong to fret the fees, but because the transparency of the gaslighting lie makes it counterproductive to your interests to use it. You're not going to change any hearts and minds by using a lie those minds can see you using. Everyone has to be smarter than that, at least with each other.
As for the guilt of the AMCs, I'll put it to you this way. If Wells directed the AMCs they work with to pay out a minimum fee to appraisers and to bill separately for their services then every one of those AMCs would proceed as directed and without uttering a peep. They only grind on appraisers for the fees because the lenders are leaning on them to do it.
AKA Cash Flow Phone Book...That is the kind of thing that would interest Chopra (CFPB).
So did the lender dictate your $450, was that your standard fee. Let's compare apples to applesLast month I had a assignment quote about 30 miles away. I request $100 more fee. The AMC said sorry, client/ lender set $650 as appraisal fee cap, after they took $200, I only can get $450. Otherwise, the borrower has to restart the loan application with new LE. Since contract is 21 days closing, no time to restart. I lost the bid.
It is not that. Tell me on 10 thousand truth in lending disclosures (or all would be better) to borrowers labeled "appraisal fee" and show me how much appraiser got and AMC got.So did the lender dictate your $450, was that your standard fee. Let's compare apples to apples
Yea, yea, yea. Separation of fees. The cure all to end all. I can think of a couple of situations that would complicate that approach. You could to if you would stop and think about it.It is not that. Tell me on 10 thousand truth in lending disclosures (or all would be better) to borrowers labeled "appraisal fee" and show me how much appraiser got and AMC got.
Go for the gusto. All lenders, all truth in lending disclosures. Last 5 years should be sufficient. Appraiser got $X. Appraisal FEE $XX.XX. AMC got $XX.
Go for the jugular. Don't play to lose.
See your in antitrust law then.
Your getting into territory that broke bell south up (aka Att&T).