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Posted by Lou DiLorenzo Jr., Lara Abrash, and Anjali Shaikh, Deloitte LLP, on Saturday, August 31, 2024 Editor's Note: Lou DiLorenzo Jr. is a Principal, Lara Abrash is the Chair, and Anjali Shaikh is a Managing Director at Deloitte LLP. This post is based on a Deloitte memorandum by Mr. DiLorenzo Jr., Ms. Abrash, Ms. Shaikh, Cary Oven , Caroline Schoenecker , and Erika Maguire.
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In reply to PJTC. In 2007, HVCC rolled out and many mortgage companies (big and small) found a workaround and very profitable solution by creating their own AMC to funnel their mortgages. They discovered that not only could they continue to control the entire loan process start to finish, but could be very profitable and market to other users in need of an AMC.
In reply to PJTC. In 2007, HVCC rolled out and many mortgage companies (big and small) found a workaround and very profitable solution by creating their own AMC to funnel their mortgages. They discovered that not only could they continue to control the entire loan process start to finish, but could be very profitable and market to other users in need of an AMC.
In reply to Retired Appraiser. Not taking sides, but it’s glaring obvious that the current administration has gone out of it’s way to kill the appraisal profession in any way possible, starting with HUD and their DEI initiatives and continuing through the NFHA. If you haven’t read all the AB articles here you’re not paying attention or just ignorant.
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The old adages that "cash is king" and "you can’t spend profits" still hold true today. But however well-known these sayings might be, it requires a change in mindset to properly implement a cash flow management system that predicts your business's runaway as accurately as possible. Key to this new mindset is understanding the difference between the Statement of Cash Flows, a historical look at the source and uses of cash, and the Cash Flow Statement, which uses transaction history and forward-l
In reply to Baggins. Yes I do remember that service and it was short lived. I think a class action suit would be so awesome and a good case to win! they should pay all Appraisers for billions in lost revenue. Who can we hire. I am on board.
This failure to act has enabled AMCs to continue raking in windfall profits, all while appraisers struggle with stagnant fees and borrowers are forced to shoulder the burden of these inflated costs. It’s high time for the regulators to step up and fulfill their duty!
In reply to Retired Appraiser. RA, First off, I’m not your pal. Second, for you to summarily blame appraisers part and parcel for the current state of the industry is delusional ignorance. HVCC, Frand-Dodd, Fannie and Freddie and big gov’t regulations had zero effect on where we are now? Jeremy Baggots articles are the receipts and have outlined this in detail for years.
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In reply to Eric Kretz. For a minute I thought sanity had returned and he said the cure for TDS. Like having finally gone through some personal effort to consume less fake news propaganda. Nope. He’s still hooked in. Retired, want to play a game?
Such greed with these AMC‘s. 84% gross profit margin is ridiculous. Most people don’t care about the Appraiser but this is ripping off the consumer and the appraiser.
In reply to Eric Kretz. What we need is to make a separate addendum page called APPRAISAL FEE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT! Make it a separate and distinct page of the report. If anyone demands you remove it…. Bingo!!!! Violation of Appraisers Independence!! And it more accurately illustrates what the hell is going on!!!!
In reply to Baggins. And another. That’s all I have, three images. Wished I would have saved some of their site data. Anyone else have old records or material from AA?
Seriously, who didn’t know that the appraisal industry was being degraded/destroyed from the get-go when this so called “firewall” of AMC’s showed up? It was nothing but a financial scam/extortion from the beginning.
In reply to PJTC. PJTC, All true. They got greedy, took too much. As I like to say on this blogs; amc’s don’t want just a cut they want the entire pie. Their lack of oversight allowed workarounds and market capture in more than just the valuation space too, they used the surplus funds taken from the appraisal industry to enter into several other industries related to mortgage lending as well.
When most of the information they’re using is wrong (mls and/or assessors records) how can an AVM be relied upon EVER? Stats and AVMs for real estate are a joke when the information they gather is so extremely flawed.
In reply to Eric Kretz. I didn’t start with the politics pal. Ding ding above started blaming Harris of all people. Why not blame FDR? For your information, politicians didn’t tank your profession… appraisers did. I chose to walk away rather than be extorted. The guys who agreed to keep appraising for beans (Yes you) are the ones who allowed AMCs to hijack the industry.
In reply to Retired Appraiser. Harris has repeatedly cited anecdotal reports from homeowners of color who received low appraisals, using this as evidence of widespread and systemic bias in the appraisal industry. In essence, Harris argues that racial bias, both conscious and unconscious, is prevalent among white appraisers.
In reply to sb. What does Kamala Harris have to do with the hijacking of the appraisal profession (which took place in 2009)? Answer: Nothing. There is a cure for TDS (Deranged Trump Syndrome)… it’s called prison. Anyone who didn’t kiss their appraisal career goodbye in 2009 has obviously been living off of a trust fund or mooching off of a spouse.
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