Mortgage Appraisal Review
What is an enhanced desk review? and why would a mortgage company use it?
The loan company had an appraisal done on our house and the 1st appraisal came in at 125,000 which was extremely low. When I had a second appraisal done it came back at 145,000 which was still low but acceptable. When I say low I mean that I had opinions made by other appraisers and real estate agents. Now, my loan company is telling me that it has been sent to an enhanced desk review and we will have to spare the cost. What is this?
First off I would need to know whether you are dealing directly with the actual lender or if there is a broker in between.
Assuming you are dealing with the lender they are going to review the appraisal and find out why the 2nd appraisal is higher. THey are going to look at the comparable sales in the area as well as the details of your house compared to the oher houses that have sold to see if the age , quality , desirability are truly equal. they may be a concern with manipulating the appraisal. A technicality to protect themselves
I wouldn’t think they are going to charge you for that…that seems a little fishy…maybe I misunderstood though.
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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 Review. As soon as I knew how much, I could start searching for a house.
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With subprime defaults causing the product lines to vanish, where do i take those customers now???
with subprime rapidly disappering from mortgage, where can I take my customers that didnt default on there mortgages but dont have the credit strength to go convintional, or the equity to cover F.H.A. Fees ???
with most lenders hiking the M.C.S needed to qualify as well as implementing more strengent review polocies in referance to payment histories and appraisals(value slashing)
what can we do to close those deals ??? who are you using to get those tuffies done ????
There are plenty of alternatives. Learn the ropes of Fannie’s My Community and Expanded Approvals and Freddie’s Home Possible. And be prepared for FHA to become a better solution soon also. Roll up the sleeves and get the credit repaired. The industry is changing – so you’ll need to change with it or move on to something else.