1. According to Fannie Mae
To subject to?
or not to subject to?
According to Fannie Mae

2. Existing Minor Conditions
Fannie Mae permits appraisals to be based on the “as is” condition of the property if there are minor conditions of normal wear and tear.

3. Examples of minor conditions and deferred maintenance include
worn floor finishes or carpet
minor plumbing leaks
holes in window screens, or cracked window glass.
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5. The appraisal report must identify and describe physical deficiencies that could affect a property’s safety, soundness, or structural integrity.
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The client may want to proceed and have the subject property appraised “subject to completion” of the specific repairs or alterations with appraised value based on the hypothetical condition that the repairs or alterations have been completed.

6. Examples of property’s safety, soundness, or structural integrity include, but not limited to:
cracks or settlement in the foundation,
water seepage,
active roof leaks,
curled or cupped roof shingles, or
Inadequate electrical service or plumbing fixtures

8. Fannie Mae’s condition guidelines should not be confused with FHA minimum property requirements.
Per Fannie Mae, appraisers’ may use extraordinary assumptions that not all deficiencies require repair.

9. Do you have any questions or concerns?
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