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The document outlines a course titled 'FHA Inspections: What Every Agent and Appraiser Should Know,' organized by the New York State Society of Real Estate Appraisers and the Jefferson-Lewis Board of REALTORS®. Scheduled for March 28 or 29, 2012, the course aims to educate participants on becoming approved FHA appraisers, understanding FHA standards, and navigating HUD's minimum property requirements. It emphasizes the importance of staying updated with recent changes in FHA guidelines to avoid losing real estate deals. The course will be taught by experienced instructor Rebecca Jones.

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What would fail an FHA home inspection?

The overall structure of the property must be in good enough condition to keep its occupants safe. This means severe structural damage, leakage, dampness, decay or termite damage can cause the property to fail inspection. In such a case, repairs must be made in order for the FHA loan to move forward.

What wont pass an FHA appraisal?

Deal breakers: If the appraisal notes a health or safety hazard that the seller will not agree to fix, the lender wont approve the property. For example, the FHA usually wont insure a home that needs major repairs to be livable such as a structural in the foundation. In this case, you cant get an FHA loan.

How to prepare for an FHA inspection?

FHA appraisal and inspection checklist Must have an undamaged exterior, foundation and roof. Must have safe and reasonable property access. Must not contain loose wiring and exposed electrical systems. Must have all relevant utilities, including gas, electricity, water and sewage functioning properly.

What will fail an FHA inspection?

in order to pass the appraisal process, the roof must also provide reasonable future utility, durability and economy of maintenance ing to the FHA official site. But thats not all--the FHA also requires a minimum amount of durability. The roof should have a remaining physical life of at least two years.

What would disqualify a home from FHA?

The FHAs three requirements are that a property must be safe, secure, and structurally sound to qualify for one of their loans. Properties cannot have adverse conditions that might imperil the homeowner, and must meet proper building codes. As a buyer, these standards protect you from buying an unsafe property.

What are red flags for an FHA inspection?

Major structural issues that are common FHA red flags include ed or crumbling foundations, deteriorating roofs, and water damage.

What flags an FHA inspection?

Major structural issues that are common FHA red flags include ed or crumbling foundations, deteriorating roofs, and water damage. Other red flags that appraisers look for include: Missing handrails. ed windows.

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