We were told by the Sr. negotiator that another apprasial has been be ordered and found out that the same person is doing it again. Our first deal was shot down by the investors due to the first appraisal valued being under than the purchase price ( 50K less). With this new appraisal ordered a second time around in about three weeks, what are the chances investors will budge if the appraisal comes back the same (the appraiser is going out tomorrow)?

 

In a three week span, I would imagine most of the comps will be the same. I would hope with the appraisal coming in the same as the last can reinforce the adjusted price to show investors since it's been ordered by the same bank ( BOA twice) OR this can go sour whereas the investors will continue not to budge. Thoughts?

 

I found out that the loan is a Fannie Mae investor with no MI.

 

 

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Are you doing FHA? If so, FHA appraisals stay on the books for I believe 6 months. This means the bank doesn't have a shot in hell asking for a higher price from any other buyer doing FHA. It's no different than a seller asking for a price the property doesnt appraise for. They can do it, but that would mean an FHA buyer would have to put the difference in the down payment. No one in their right mind in this day and age is going to overpay for a property.
this is not a FHA, but a regular conventional loan.

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