Appraising (SAFE EXAM)

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Appraisal

An unbiased professional opinion of a property's value, typically used in mortgage lending to determine the collateral value for a loan.

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What regulation sets the ethical and performance standards for appraisers?

Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)

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Appraiser

A licensed professional qualified to assess property value using USPAP standards

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Dodd-Frank Act requires appraiser to…

be independent and prohibits influence by lenders.

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Market Approach

A valuation method comparing the subject property to similar properties recently sold in the area, adjusting for differences.

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An appraiser uses the recent sale prices of nearby homes to value a property. Which approach is this?

Market Approach

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Income Approach

A valuation method based on the property’s ability to generate income, commonly used for investment or rental properties.

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What type of property typically uses the income approach for valuation?

Rental or commercial properties.

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Cost Approach

A valuation method determining the value based on the cost to replace or reproduce the property minus depreciation.

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An appraiser calculates a property’s value by estimating replacement costs and subtracting depreciation.

Cost Approach

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Appraisal Independence

Ensures that appraisers operate without undue influence from lenders, ensuring objective property valuations.

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A lender asks an appraiser to revise a report to meet the borrower’s requested value. Is this allowed?

No, this violates appraisal independence rules under Dodd-Frank.

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Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR)

Standardized form (Form 1004) used for appraisals of single-family homes, ensuring consistency in valuation reporting.

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What is the primary appraisal form used for single-family residential properties?

Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR).

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Reconsideration of Value (ROV)

A formal request for the appraiser to re-evaluate the property value due to additional information or perceived inaccuracies.

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A borrower disputes an appraisal, citing incorrect square footage. What process might they request?

Reconsideration of Value (ROV).

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Appraisal Management Company (AMC)

Third-party companies that manage the appraisal process, including hiring appraisers and ensuring independence.

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Dodd-Frank Act: Regulates AMCs to prevent

lender influence on appraisers.

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What is the role of an AMC in the appraisal process?

To hire appraisers and ensure compliance with appraisal independence requirements.