Mortgage Appraisal Requirements
do I still need pay for the appraisal fee even if my loan application was denied?
I heard that an appraisal should never be ordered unless the mortgage broker is sure the loan is going to go through.but my loan application is denied.and I still need pay for the appraisal fee?
it is said that requirement has to be in writing.from my application form,I did not find that I have to pay for the appraisal fee even if loan is denied.
An appraiser is an independent person who wants to be paid for their work. Not their concern if the loan funds or not.
A mortgage broker is NEVER sure that a loan will go through, regardless of what they tell you.
One of the conditions of a loan funding is the lender’s review of the appraisal.
It is often a risk of the borrower to pay for an appraisal without knowing if the loan will fund.
If you are working with an ethical mortgage person, they should have a fairly good idea of the value prior to the appraiser going out.
Was your loan denied because of appraised value or something else ?
Unless you had a different arrangement, sounds like you need to pay for the appraisal
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The above mentioned are the basic requirements in order to qualify for a home loan. Secondly, I was interested to know how big a home loan I could get considering Mortgage Appraisal Requirements. As soon as I knew how much, I could start searching for a house.
Mortgage Appraisal Requirements
appraisal done on home we want to buy; appraiser states needs painting before sale; can we negotiate w/buyer?
We have a signed offer with seller and have done all the paperwork for mortgage loan. appraisal was just done and they say it is a loan requirement to paint the house first or loan can’t proceed. Have gone to real estate agent to negotiate with seller for cost of this fix-up.
All good answers, but some are a little off the mark. Unless you pay for a new appraisal (in the hopes that the new appraiser doesn’t say anything about paint) then the seller will have to paint before the loan closes. The only other options are for the seller to agree to pay for painting and the money will come out of their proceeds at closing; or you could ask permission for access to the property and paint it yourself…
Rick
www.primelendingonline.com