amc: Fannie, Freddie CEO pay gets regulator nod, can I a pay package Nod???
- 12/24/09 12:53 AM
Fannie, Freddie CEO pay gets regulator nod: report Wed Dec 23, 11:50 pm ET (Reuters) - The U.S. housing regulator has approved pay packages for the chief executives of mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae (FNM.N) and Freddie Mac (FRE.N) in the range of $4 million to $6 million, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the matter. The Federal Housing Finance Agency has approved the pay details for Fannie's Michael Williams and Freddie's Charles Haldeman, which the housing companies are expected to spell out in a securities filing on Thursday, the paper said. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which together own or (2 comments)
If HR4173 passes will we be able to put the HVCC GENIE back in the bottle (and put the bottle in the nearest dumpster), and do away with appraisal prostitution! I personally don't think so, the AMC's and Banks (kind of one in the same) hold way too much power. Besides, how many Real Estate Appraiser do you know who can afford $500-$1000 a plate, political fund raising dinners? I could think of a few Bank Executives, for each bank who could! And for the record I'm not talking about the (3 comments)
amc: Market Conditions???????????????
- 12/04/09 02:43 AM
I have a question to my fellow appraisers. This question is mainly directed to appraisers working in underperforming markets, like Florida, Arizona, Nevada, and California. What are you doing when the subject's subdivision is increasing in value, but everything in the else in the area is declining? On page one the section on "Market Conditions", now I was trained that Market Conditions, included an area larger than the subdivision, like a section of the county. When I filled in The Great 1004MC form, it showed the trend is increasing values for the subdivision. We all know why I'm posing this question, (5 comments)
In today's climate of HVCC and FHA loans, I've been hearing the horror stories form realtors, about bad appraisals. Do you know who's doing the appraisal? Is the person a certified appraiser, or a trainee? Did you know that trainee's can not work FHA appraisals? Did you also know you can only order 1 appraisal per FHA case number? Does the appraiser even have a state license, or access to you local MLS?
Here are some tips that might help avoid some nightmares. When the appraiser calls to make the appointment, find (2 comments)
amc: The address and numbers have been changed to protect the guilty!
- 08/29/08 10:53 AM
I just received an e-mail form an Appraisal Management Company and here's what it said, Michael, This is an order if we can get 295-299k need to know ASAP thanks The address is, 9999 any street Fort Lauderdale, Fl 33309 My reply to them was, Hi, I don't mean to be rude, but you're asking for a pencil search, that is by the way illegal! So if you want an appraisal put in an order, if you're are looking for a number hitter, there are a ton of them in Miami. I don't want to waste your time or mine. Thanks (3 comments)
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Certified Residential Appraiser, South Florida, FH