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Upcoming Working RE Webinars

January Series

The Top 5 Questions Asked of an Appraiser and How to Answer
Presenter: Richard Hagar, SRA

January 13th, 2015, 10 – 11:30 a.m. PST


“I really enjoyed the presentation. would love to have access to it again so I can review some of the material and references.” 
-A. Holden

Do you ever wonder if a client’s requests are proper or even legal? In this live webinar, learn the right way to help clients, answer their questions, and stay in business.

 February Series

Part 1: Keeping Off Fannie Mae’s New Appraiser “Blacklist”
Presenter: Richard Hagar, SRA

February 5, 2015, 10 – 11:30 a.m. PST

 

“Thanks so much for offering this webinar.  It has increased my knowledge tremendously on Fannie Mae requirements, the UAD, and information on how to perfect my work as best as possible.  I am definitely interested in a webinar on the UAD and the quality and condition ratings.  This information is invaluable.”  -V. Harrill 

Fannie Mae’s new Appraiser Quality Monitoring system (AQM) creates a do not use or “blacklist” should you run afoul of their new guidelines. For the most part, once you are on the list, you can no longer perform work for the Nation’s 15,000-20,000 lenders. For many, this will mean hard times. This Webinar provides an overview of how the system works, what it reports to lenders, what it takes to get an appraiser on the “bad boy” list and how you can stay off it.


Part 2: Fannie Mae’s AQM: Understanding Quality and Control Ratings
February 12th, 2015, 10 – 11:30 a.m. PST

The best explanation of the Q & C ratings that I have seen so far.” J. Fischman

Fannie Mae is ramping up AQM which means increasing numbers of warning letters are being sent to appraisers for incorrectly or inconsistently applying Quality and Condition (Q&C) ratings across their appraisal reports. State boards are also beginning to file complaints against appraisers alleging incorrect Q&C ratings, making it more important than ever for appraisers to have a clear understanding of how to determine and apply Q&C ratings. Richard Hagar shows appraisers how to navigate Fannie’s Q&C rating system and stay out of trouble with state boards and Fannie Mae.

 March Series 

How to Support and Prove Your Adjustments
Presenter: Richard Hagar, SRA

Part 1: March 5th, 10 – 12:00 p.m. PST
Part 2: March 12th, 10 – 12:00 p.m. PST

 “Thank you. I really enjoyed the webinar and put the information from it into immediate use. Now I have all kinds of graphs and charts in my workfile.” – S. Forstner

Will support for your adjustments hold up under scrutiny? Is it based on what you were told when you were learning the appraisal business, someone else’s opinion or…do you apply the correct methods in your appraisal practice?

This course will provide both aspiring and experienced appraisers the necessary tools to perform a professional and proper appraisal and stay trouble free.

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