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Appraisal Transfer Considerations require that: Lender/Broker/Client should request the Appraisal Transfer Letter from the Original Transferring Financial Institution; the Originating Institution must forward the Transfer Letter and Appraisal to the transferee, it must not be passed through the Lender/Broker/Client.
Know this -every appraiser has the same set of criteria, the same set of data, same homes sold, same listings so its unlikely one appraiser at one mortgage company could give one value, and another appraiser at another mortgage company operating on the same data could give another value.
Under the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP), an appraiser cannot re-address or transfer an appraisal to another party once prepared and delivered to another client. This must be done by the Original Transferring Financial Institution.
The seller often does not generally get a copy of the appraisal, but they can request one. The CRES Risk Management legal advice team noted that an appraisal is material to a transaction and like a property inspection report for a purchase, it needs to be provided to the seller, whether or not the sale closes.
Yes. A lender may accept an appraisal transfer from a different lender.
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You can change your lender at any time up until you sign a loan contract. 4 There may be consequences to backing out of a mortgage deal at the last second, such as having to pay for a new appraisal for the new lender, but you wont face direct consequences from the would-be lender who loses your business.
Lenders have no obligation to share or release an appraisal with other lenders. New lenders often need a formal release of an appraisal from the previous lender, whose name is on the appraisal, before the new lender can use the appraisal for lending purposes.
The Transfer Letter is to include the following statement: a) (Transferring Lenders Name) certifies that this appraisal was prepared in ance with and meets all requirements of the Agencies Appraisal Independence Requirements (AIR) and is in compliance with the Truth in Lending regulations.
Transfer Letter is to include: Provide on the lenders letterhead. Current date Borrower name Property address A statement transferring the appraisal to MCFI.
Lenders have no obligation to share or release an appraisal with other lenders. New lenders often need a formal release of an appraisal from the previous lender, whose name is on the appraisal, before the new lender can use the appraisal for lending purposes.

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