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Fannie Mae extends relaxed appraisal, lending standards

Housing Wire

Mortgage giant Fannie Mae extended its relaxed lending and appraisal standards put in place due to COVID-19 into the new year. The flexibilities surrounding verbal verification of employment and appraisals were originally set to expire on Dec. 31, 2021. “We 31, 2021 from Dec. 31, 2021 from Dec.

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Advisory Opinion 16, a Game Changer?

Appraiserblogs

The Appraisal Foundation has issued an exposure draft for Advisory Opinion (AO) 16. Advisory Opinion 16 is Fair Housing Laws: Avoiding Bias in Real Property Appraisal and Appraisal Review Development and Reporting. … USPAP Appraisal Reviews in 15 Minutes?

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What Appraisal CE Courses Are Trending this Month? (February 2021)

McKissock

Want to know which CE courses are trending right now among your fellow real estate appraisers? McKissock’s Unlimited Learning Members enjoy unlimited access to online appraisal classes and a variety of professional development videos, checklists, and other resources. Other popular courses in February 2021.

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Revisiting Advisory Opinion 16

DataMaster

This Opinion addresses Fair Housing Laws: Avoiding Bias in Real Property Appraisal and Appraisal Review Development Reporting. Until the last year or two, the wording of this Advisory Opinion seemed sufficient to satisfy any of the needs of appraisers to avoid the appearance of bias in their appraisals.

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Revisiting Advisory Opinion 16

DataMaster

This Opinion addresses Fair Housing Laws: Avoiding Bias in Real Property Appraisal and Appraisal Review Development Reporting. Until the last year or two, the wording of this Advisory Opinion seemed sufficient to satisfy any of the needs of appraisers to avoid the appearance of bias in their appraisals.

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Revisiting Advisory Opinion 16

DataMaster

This Opinion addresses Fair Housing Laws: Avoiding Bias in Real Property Appraisal and Appraisal Review Development Reporting. Until the last year or two, the wording of this Advisory Opinion seemed sufficient to satisfy any of the needs of appraisers to avoid the appearance of bias in their appraisals.

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Appraisal Inspection Vs. Home Inspection: Your Role as an Appraiser

McKissock

The licensing laws and regulations for home inspectors do not permit them to develop opinions of property value like appraisers do. A home inspector might estimate the cost of certain repairs, but value opinions are left to the appraiser. Can an appraisal inspection substitute a home inspection?