About Appraisal Logging
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Entering an Appraisal  
  Second Appraisals  
 

A second appraisal may be required or optional under certain circumstances. Below are a few points that relate to a second appraisal:

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The date of the second appraisal must be later than the date of the first appraisal.
   
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When entering a second appraisal, two pop-up message boxes are displayed providing users guidance on when to record a second appraisal. The messages must be acknowledged before continuing to enter the second appraisal.
   
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If a second appraisal is entered, a message is displayed at the top of the Appraisal Logging Update page indicating which appraisal is being viewed and which appraisal is currently being used for case processing.
   
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Edits to either the first or second appraisal may be made until the case is endorsed for FHA mortgage insurance.

 

 
 
Topics
 
  Before Appraisal Logging:  
  Appraisal Logging Authorization  
  Using Appraisal Report Forms  
  During Appraisal Logging:  
  Tips for Entering an Appraisal  
  HECM Appraisals  
  Second Appraisals  
  Electronic Appraisals  
  After Appraisal Logging:  
  Reviewing Appraisal Information  
  Updating Appraisal Information  
  Property Flipping:  
  What Is Property Flipping?  
  What Is HUD Doing about Property Flipping?  
 

Property Flipping and Appraisal Logging

 
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