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Big Short 2 is coming soon to a theater near you. I can help be see FNMA as a just a CDO manger that create a crappy product to put out in the market with no care to risk of the general public because too much money can be made in the secondary markets masquerading B’s and under as AAA – with the whores at the ratings agencies backing them up.
Vehicles run on gas and reliable automotive equipment. Experts use this equipment to repair, manufacture, inspect, and customize vehicles. Likewise, business success runs on accurate information and understanding of automotive equipment. Business owners, sellers, lenders, and buyers all depend on this. A sound understanding of auto equipment can come from working with an equipment appraiser and obtaining an automotive equipment appraisal.
In reply to Vince Slupski. Missing from this equation is the banking industry and unscrupulous mortgage industry participants who put pressure on appraisers. If anyone thinks this isn’t going on anymore is living in a perfect world and the world is far from perfect. A vast majority of appraisers are honest, hardworking individuals. Focusing on the few outliers discredits the industry as a whole.
In reply to Vince Slupski. Missing from this equation is the banking industry and unscrupulous mortgage industry participants who put pressure on appraisers. If anyone thinks this isn’t going on anymore is living in a perfect world and the world is far from perfect. A vast majority of appraisers are honest, hardworking individuals. Focusing on the few outliers discredits the industry as a whole.
In reply to Baggins. I want to borrow a lot of your language – I completely agree that market participators make their own judgments, their own decisions, in their own best interests. I would add that, despite our best efforts, appraisers are also participants in the market. I also agree that we, as a profession, have to be very careful with the implementation of our principals.
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