90 days - Conventional appraisals 120 days - FHA, USDA, construction to perm, and HUD REO appraisals 180 days - VA appraisals Some of the above may allow for extensions of up to 30 days. Due to HVCC restrictions, a recert of value of an appraisal is no longer allowed. Once the appraisal expires, a new one will be required. Regards,
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A conventional Appraisal is only good for 120 days, FHA & VA appraisals are good for six months. However, lenders usually require the comps to be within a specific time frame that can vary depending on the property location. If the comps expire a lender may ask for updated comps which can affect the value.
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When an appraisal report will be more than four months old on the date of the note and mortgage, regardless of whether the property was appraised as proposed or existing construction, the appraiser must inspect the exterior of the property and review current market data to determine whether the property has declined in value since the date of the original appraisal.
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Anyway, appraisal is the valuation for that day. Hope this helps... one thing not to do, if the seller, get an appraisal and then think that is the final valuation, because the final value is determined by the market, meaning what a buyer will offer and a seller will accept, and the buyer will prob not be able to use YOUR appraisal for the mortgage company.
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Most of the time, its a one and done on the conventional appraisal... If you are getting an appraisal for an idea of value, well, the appraisal is dated, and that date is the appraisers ESTIMATE of value, agreed, an expert estimate, from unbiased person (meaning they are not involved as buyer, seller, agent, lender, etc).
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Age of Appraisal and Appraisal Update Requirements When an appraisal is obtained, the property must be appraised within the 12 months that precede the date of the note and mortgage.
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This inspection and results of the analysis must be reported on the Appraisal Update and/or Completion Report . If the appraiser indicates on the Form 1004D that the property value has declined, then the lender must obtain a new appraisal for the property.
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Hi- Depends on type of appraisal and what you are using it for. FHA/VA appraisals are usually for 6 months, and once you get one, that is it, even for a second buyer. You dont get one of these without a sales agreement/contract. Conventional... more options.. but, most of the time, the appraisal is for the buyer/buyers lender/mortgage company.
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The appraisal report must not be more than 12 months old on the note date of the subsequent transaction. If the appraisal report is greater than 4 months old on the date of the note and mortgage, then an appraisal update is required. See preceding section, Age of Appraisal and Appraisal Update Requirements, for requirements for completing an appraisal update.
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how long is an appraisal good
A conventional Appraisal is only good for 120 days and FHA, Federal Housing Administration and VA, Veterans Affairs are good for six months. A conventional Appraisal is only good for 120 days, the Federal Housing Administration and Veterans appraisals are good for six months. A conventional appraisal is good for 120 days and the Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Affairs appraisals are good for six months.