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Caterina, I agree with you that an investor should be suspicious about a whole loan package if the underwriter insists on everything being "matchy matchy"
I agree with Ken. Pardon my terms here, but you're really dorking the appraisal at the client's request. It's wrong, and can easily be misleading to others
Ken: Below is USPAP Q&A information on how to handle sales contract changes after the effective date of the report. Based on the below it appears changing the
Everything that became so after the effective date goes to an addendum. No change to effective date, no change to original signature date. Addendum has a
Whenever you appraise the property "subject to the hypothetical condition that the repairs or alteration have been completed" (as stated in the 1004 form), the