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For first lien and certain higher-priced mortgage loan applications, mortgage lenders are required to provide you with a free copy of all appraisals and other written valuations that provide an estimate of the value of your home.
Appraisals are subject to the general exceptions, such as trade secrets and specific statutory exemptions but, absent any specific exemption, would be considered public records.
After the appraiser inspects the home, he submits the appraisal report to the lender. The lender reviews the report and will send it to the buyer. Buyers have a legal right to view the detailed appraisal report on their property under the ECOA (Equal Credit Opportunity Act).
Federally related transactions require the lender to order the appraisal, so the homeowner is not able to order it and therefore cannot request a copy of the appraisal from the appraiser even though they pay for the appraisal to be done.
What are FHA Appraisal Red Flags? An FHA red flag is any safety hazard, health hazard, or deteriorating element of a home that would jeopardize financing. While one red flag might be linked with a homes backed-up sewage system, another homes red flag might be a crumbling foundation.
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Common sections featured on a URAR form include: Basic information including address, legal description, owners and/or borrowers names. Information on the contract for sale. Information pertaining to the size, shape, zoning and access to utilities as well as FEMA flood-zone information.
To find the last appraisal of a house, you can contact the county assessors office, search county websites for property records, ask the listing agent or request information from the seller. Alternatively, you can hire an appraiser or use appraisal data services like .
URAR includes details about the subject property, such as its location, lot size, building size, construction quality, and condition. It also includes information on comparable sales in the area, which are used to determine the subject propertys market value.

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