Right now, appraisers are using photograph addenda, but the new URAR puts photos – especially conditionally-required ones – directly into the appropriate section. See how this looks! Visit the TOTAL Store to download TOTAL for Mobile.
The new UAD requires that defects, damage, and deficiencies be put into a table, tied in the dataset to the amenity itself. See how that might look for a damaged wood deck by watching this short video (1:15).
The new UAD makes less use of freeform commentary and more use of selected data in tables. In this video, see how some of the subject amenities might look in the new report scheme.
The upcoming UAD changes will allow for multiple addresses in the report without needing to add commentary to your addenda. Watch this short video to see what that could look like. Visit our resources page for more updates on how a la mode is preparing for the new UAD.
Our first in a series of Tech Tips about the new UAD dataset and report, we highlight a benefit of using dynamic reports. As you type in many fields, the report expands or contracts to fit the data you have – and the rest of the report shifts around it. This helps both writers and […]
The New UAD: A CoreLogic interview with Ken DeFeo from Fannie Mae from CoreLogic | a la mode on Vimeo. Joel Baker and Shawn Telford from CoreLogic interview Ken DeFeo from Fannie Mae about the new upcoming UAD requirements in the next few years.
To keep you as updated as possible, we’re having constant discussions about the upcoming UAD changes with different CoreLogic teams. Here are some of the latest conversations you may have missed: First up, a New York City appraiser for decades, Kevin Cheung is also the product manager for a la mode’s industry-leading mobile application […]
If you’ve got the current UAD basically memorized at this point, data entry might be faster in TOTAL if you turn on Freeform UAD mode – and in my opinion, nowhere is this more helpful than in the grid.
So many questions were submitted during our webinars with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and we couldn’t possibly answer them all in our allotted time. So, as promised, here is a blog to answer some of your burning questions! Will we get a test form to review and work with before it goes live? The GSEs […]
TOTAL has a built-in guide and dictionary of all the UAD requirements from the relevant GSE documentation for UAD. This way you don’t have to look it up manually, or perhaps even keep a hard copy of Appendix D buried somewhere on your desk!
