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In reply to Baggins. Sometimes one needs to just say it like it is. The haters will hate and they wandered into our neck of the woods just tlooking for confrontation and stir the pot Actually I thought you were very reserved but accurate, as usual.
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In reply to Giddyup. Silly, I should not have posted that but it’s too late to edit without bothering the admin again. Everyone is talking about balls this and balls that on the news. Then this person shows up personally hating on appraisers. If they think they can do a better job in this industry, they’re welcome to try, it’s a free country.
A landslide, you must have been watching some other election as the metrics I saw tell a different story and that is the truth, unlike the MAGA version there was no landslide.
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They can’t stop us from listing our fee within the report. That’s your appraiser’s independence. Then they can answer the consumers questions about the difference between what your fee is in report and listed on HUD statement. Quiet protest.
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What on earth justifies taking 84% of the fee? Even the median average is unbelievable. 65%? If a middleman needs to exist, ok. But there has to be a better way than this.
In reply to John Neubauer. She would certainly be a good source for Morgan and Morgan however it may be career suicide to go down that path. They have us coming and going.
It is mandatory reporting in the new UAD 3.6. It will literally be GSE required and no AMC can stop it unless they order the report on the old legacy forms.
In reply to Spencer Paul. You are absolutely right. If you’ve spoken to a AMC almighty, unflawed, arrogant “CHIEF” appraiser you may get the distinct impression they are advocates for the lender. Hey, wait one minute. That can’t be true though because everything says they need to be impartial so I must be wrong. I guess I misunderstood the distain in their voices and the direction they wanted me to go.
In reply to Spencer Paul. The young can’t process the fact they are and have created built-in obsolescence for their livelihood. They don’t understand life could be so much better if they weren’t pricing themselves out of existence for the quick buck. Talk to the old bucks (inclusive of women) in this business before they go the way of the Edsel and you youngins are left holding the bag.
There are better ways to manage this, but you have the good ok boys club between lenders and AMCs, plus you have mortgage companies that do not want the expense of an appraisal department, which allows them to dump the responsibility onto the AMC, although, ask Loan Depot how that worked for them.
In reply to C L. Sad to hear. I can appreciate your predicament and wish you well. I’m surprised the E&O insurance companies, appraisal organizations and software providers are not more vocal as their customer base is shrinking exponentially. Seems everyone one of the industry providers have either gone to the dark side (haven’t yet figured out why) or jumping ship.
I encourage anyone who thinks there is potential fraud and misuse of funds by the GSEs to contact DOGE and request an investigation. Nothing but a miracle will help me retain my business after April, however, perhaps it will help other appraisers have a future. I don’t get enough work to even pay living expenses at this time, let alone the software, and MLS memberships.
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