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Policy |
After a notice of value is issued, the value estimate or any NOV condition or requirement may be changed if either · the change is clearly warranted and fully supported by real estate market or other valid information which would be considered adequate and reasonable by professional appraisal standards, or · the NOV’s issuance involved fraud, misrepresentation or substantial VA or LAPP lender administrative error and action is necessary to make the valuation consistent with the real estate market. |
How to Request a Change |
Any
party of interest may request a change to a NOV.
For documentation purposes, every such request must be in
writing. The
change request should be submitted to the lender. |
Submission of Real Estate Market Data |
Although there is no requirement that comparable sales or other real estate market information be submitted with a request for a change in value, such supporting information will greatly assist in reviewing the request. Note: A new VA appraisal must not be requested for any property which already has a valid NOV. However, an additional appraisal not assigned by VA can be used to support a request for an increase in value, provided the veteran purchaser was not required to pay any portion of the cost of that additional appraisal. |
Processing
Change of NOV Request
|
Upon
receipt of a request to change a notice of value, the lender will
either: ·
Process
the request per Section 13.04 (“LAPP-Issuing NOV at Other Than
Appraiser’s Value Estimate”) or Section 13.06 (“NOV Item –
Repairs”), if applicable, or ·
Forward
the request to the VA-assigned appraiser if it involves a request for
increase in the value estimate of more than five percent but less than
10 percent or otherwise needs fee appraiser involvement, (i.e.
repairs/condition waivers) or. ·
Forward
the request to the VA office of jurisdiction if it involves a request
for increase in the value estimate of 10 percent or more or if it
involves matters regarding appraiser’s performance. |
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