Hello, I am working with a hard money lender to do cash-out refinance on one of my property. The appraiser company, the lender choose charge me $700+ for the appraisal and then i received another email from another company to pay $90 for Collateral Desktop Analysis (CDA). This is my first time using hard money loan and i am confuse as to why i am paying all this money for a appraisal. is this normal? please any input will greatly appreciated.
I know this post is old but perhaps it me posting a reply will help the next person looking for answers.
Yes this is common for commercial loans or Non-QM such as DSCR or hard money loans to have a CDA. As a Mortgage Loan Officer I have some lenders and that charge $250 for the COLLATERAL DESKTOP ANALYSIS (CDA).
I know this post is old but perhaps it me posting a reply will help the next person looking for answers.
Yes this is common for commercial loans or Non-QM such as DSCR or hard money loans to have a CDA. As a Mortgage Loan Officer I have some lenders and that charge $250 for the COLLATERAL DESKTOP ANALYSIS (CDA).
I know this post is old but perhaps it me posting a reply will help the next person looking for answers.
Yes this is common for commercial loans or Non-QM such as DSCR or hard money loans to have a CDA. As a Mortgage Loan Officer I have some lenders and that charge $250 for the COLLATERAL DESKTOP ANALYSIS (CDA).
It is based on the type of loan product.
Yes - pretty much 100% required for all Non-QM loans including DSCR
I can confirm Robin's statement. Lenders should however, be transparent in what fees to expect and when. Not all lenders will charge for a CDA - we do not.
For more context, the purpose of a CDA is to validate the appraisers value to ensure accuracy. Typically, the value would need to fall within a 10% margin of the appraisal.