Chapter 5 The uniform appraisal dataset Flashcards
The requirements of the UAD apply to appraisals for single-family residential mortgages that are being sold to
Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac on the secondary mortgage market, as well as FHA and VA loans.
It also goes without saying that appraisals for non-mortgage lending intended uses need not comply with the UAD. Examples of non-mortgage lending intended uses include:
Eminent domain/condemnation Estates/inheritance tax Conservation easements Ad valorem tax assessment Divorce/other litigation Purchase/sell decisions Trusts
UMDP stands for: Uniform Mortgage Delivery Platform Uniform Mortgage Data Program Unfunded Mandate Dataset Problem Unilateral Mortgage Discount Program
Uniform Mortgage Data program
Which entities are referred to as the GSEs?
The Appraisal Foundation and the Appraisal Subcommittee
The FDIC and FRB
State appraisal enforcement agencies
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Which statement is FALSE regarding Fannie Mae?
It was established in the 1930s as a federal government agency.
It purchases mortgage loans from originating lenders.
It is currently a federal government agency.
It packages mortgages into securities, and sells them.
It is currently a federal government agency
According to the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac website document titled “Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD) Overview”, the UAD is intended to:
“Provide lenders with greater confidence in loan quality by offering enhanced appraisal data quality and integrity regarding the collateral value of their loans.
Create efficiency and consistency in appraisal reviews by offering appraisers and lenders an improved view and understanding of the GSE appraisal data requirements.
Support processes to manage and mitigate valuation risk by resolving inconsistencies with appraisal data, including formatting, terminology, and use of descriptions.”
UAD standardization is intended to support consistent appraisal reporting throughout the country. According to the UAD Overview document, the GSEs have noted “vague or disparate data currently included on some appraisal reports, such as:
Variations in formatting numbers, dates and measures
Inconsistent terminology for identical information (such as waterfront vs. oceanfront)
Inconsistent use of descriptions (for example, quality of construction is sometimes reported in absolute terms such as ‘brick’ and sometimes in relative terms, such as ‘average’)”
Because of the inconsistencies noted in appraisal reports, the UAD provides for:
“Standardized formats for fields that include dates, values, etc.
Allowable values from a list of choices to be provided for certain fields
Standardized abbreviations to allow more information to fit on the printed appraisal forms
Standardized ratings and definitions for the ‘condition’ and ‘quality’ of the property and ‘Updated/Remodeled’ status”
In order to standardize data in appraisal reports, the UAD requires:
Significant revisions to GSE appraisal report forms
All appraisal reports must be submitted by the appraiser directly to the GSEs
Standardized abbreviations to allow more information to fit on the forms
All appraisals must include an interior inspection
standardized abbreviations to allow more information to fit on the forms
An appraisal on which type of property, completed for a Fannie Mae lender, would NOT be subject to the requirements of the UAD?
A single-family home with an accessory unit
A unit in a cooperative project
A unit in a planned unit development (PUD)
A condominium unit
A unit in a cooperative project
The UAD applies only to single-family dwellings, single-family dwellings with an accessory unit, units in a planned unit development (PUD), or condominium units
An appraisal on which type of property, completed for a Freddie Mac lender, would NOT be subject to the requirements of the UAD?
A duplex
A condominium unit
A unit in a planned unit development (PUD)
A single-family dwelling with an accessory unit
a duplex
The UAD applies only to single-family dwellings, single-family dwellings with an accessory unit, units in a planned unit development (PUD), or condominium units
As part of the implementation of the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD), Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac changed the layout and format of several appraisal report forms.
True
False
False
The Uniform Appraisal Dataset changed _________.
Input requirements for certain fields on appraisal report forms
The appearance of the 1004, 1073, 1075, and 2055 forms
The way FHA appraisals were developed and reported
Nothing
input requirements for certain fields on appraisal report forms
(known as “Field-Specific Standardization Requirements”) establishes the UAD requirements for all of the required fields on the 1004, 2055, 1073, and 1075 forms
Appendix D
Assumptions, extraordinary assumptions, hypothetical conditions, laws and regulations, jurisdictional exceptions, and other conditions that affect the scope of work.
Assignment conditions
If a particular form field does not have enough room for the appraiser to insert the information that is necessary to facilitate intended user understanding, the appraiser must include the necessary information in an
addendum
Appendix D lists the data entry protocols of the UAD as either requirements or instructions. From Appendix D:
“For form fields labeled as a requirement, UCDP will validate the data and will return an error message if the data does not conform to the defined reporting format. For form fields labeled as an instruction, the UCDP will not validate the reporting format but the data must be transmitted if populated by the appraiser.”
Under USPAP, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac appraisal requirements would be considered: A recertification of value Jurisdictional exceptions Unnecessary Assignment conditions
assignment conditions
Robert receives an assignment to appraise a single-family home for a conventional loan for a lender who sells loans to Freddie Mac. Compliance with the requirements of the UAD would be: Optional at the lender's discretion Suggested but not required An assignment condition Optional at the appraiser's discretion
an assignment condition