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What people are saying about
us!
Dear Bill:
You
did
an
appraisal
for
us
this
past
spring.
(Remember
working
out
in
the
pouring
rain
and
we
needed
it
yesterday)?
We
were
appealing
our
property
assessment.
Well,
just
wanted
to
let
you
know
it
was
well
worth
the
cost
of
the
appraisal.
Our
property
assessment
over
the
last
year
shot
up
23%
for
no
apparent
reason.
You
appraised
our
home
at
fair
market
value
&
guess
what?
Because
we
had
a
certified
appraisal,
we
were
able
to
expedite
the
appeal
process.
We
just
sent
your
appraisal
along
with
a
request
form
downloaded
from
the
Internet.
We
waited
for
months
and
finally
we
received
the
news
that
they
agreed
with
your
evaluation.
We
didn't
even
have
to
go
to
a
hearing! Our
property taxes are now figured on what our home is
actually worth and not an inflated value. I just
received refund checks from our local municipality, school
and county for a lot. How great to get money back!! Thought
you would like to know that your work was appreciated
& we are very happy customers.
Sincerely,
Sharon & Larry
Bill:
Thanks for your good work. I was able to retrieve the appraisal this morning.
Dan
Your webpage is very informative. I found you about a year too late.
Sandy
Thanks very much for the appraisal. I have reviewed and am very pleased with your
appraisal
of the property.
Thanks again for all your hard work - I realize how hard this one was for you and really appreciate it.
T.
P.
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WARNING! |
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HVCC & YOU! On May 1, 2009 the HVCC was initiated
throughout the Country on every mortgage transaction that
involves an appraisal that is sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac. This involves all conventional loans which prior to the
present meltdown was approximately 70% of all lending. With
the banking system crippled, conventional loans seized up
and nearly came to a halt. Presently, the conventional
mortgage market is still trying to get back on its feet
albeit very slowly and cautiously. Then there is the HVCC.
The HVCC came about due to pressure put on an appraisal
management company called eAppraiseIT by a large mortgage
lender Washington Mutual in the State of New York. The
Attorney General of New York created the HVCC. To stay out
of litigation (even though not directly involved), the
appellant in the case (The State of New York) arranged to
have Fannie Mae (FNMA) sign an agreement that all loans
placed through FNMA & Freddie Mac would have to adhere to
this new HVCC.
“We knew this was causing extreme hardship to the industry,
but we didn’t expect to get thousands of horror stories from
would-be homebuyers whose dreams have been dashed by this
well-intended, but misguided policy. Every day thousands of
people are getting the rug yanked out from under them in
their quest to become homeowners because of HVCC. You only
need to go to our petition website to read the stories for
yourself,” said Kearns. READ MORE... |
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