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We’re excited to share some important updates regarding the Reconsideration of Value (ROV) process. Federal banking regulators and the GSEs have stressed the importance of financial institutions managing their relationships with service providers, including appraisers, to ensure compliance with consumer protection laws.
There is no law forbidding someone from paying more than the average market participant for a home unless the motive for doing so falls under money laundering, bribery, or some other equally nefarious scheme. Usually this is done via a document known as a “reconsideration of value” (ROV for short). So, let’s define it.
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Excerpts: Suggested protocols for responding to Reconsideration of Value requests. Click here to listen to Tim Andersen, MAI’s podcast, “Reconsiderations of Value: Satan’s Own Seed, Right?” So, don’t say something open ended like: “the intended use is to provide a fair marketvalue of the property.”
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