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Chris Masons
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Wells Fargo asking for 2nd appraisal b/c property not held longer then a year?

Chris Masons
  • Investor
  • Union, NJ
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Has anyone heard of this? This is NOT a FHA loan but a conventional loan on a 2 family non owner occupied dwelling.

Had appraisal done comes in fine, all of a sudden WF says 2nd appraisal is required and now request 12 month chain of title, sellers operating agreement.

This is being done apparently b/c property has not been held for a year. Property has been held ~ 9 months so it's not like it is under the 90 day seasoning period.

I read some stuff on line and saw that FHA has these guidelines in place but I guess it is no FHA too? The funny thing it said was the buyer is NOT allowed to pay for this 2nd appraisal!??

has anyone come across similar situations?

Chris

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Chris Calabrese
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Chris Calabrese
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
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Yes, this happens pretty frequently inside of 180 days, and definitely inside of 90. For the non-government backed loans, its really at the banks discretion as to what they require. I just sold one yesterday where it was required (about 120 days between sales), and we ended up paying for the 2nd appraisal, but I think it was negotiable. I just consider it a cost of being successful and turning houses quickly.

Sometimes if the double appraisal wasn't included in the buyer's GFE, the bank has to eat the cost.

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