I applaud the work of the attorney general of New York for being proactive in trying to come up with a code of conduct in order to deal with some of the problems in the mortgage appraisal process. While the 'code of conduct' moves things in a positive direction, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are secondary market players, and the attorney general of New York has authority to deal with the conduct that touches upon the State of New York. In order to fully address the issue and create a unified standard affecting all mortgage originators, there must be a process involving all of the appropriate regulatory authorities including the Federal banking regulators who participate in the congressionally authorized Federal Financial Institutions Examination Counsel, FFIEC, subcommittee on appraisals.
Richard Shelby: “I applaud the work of the attorney general of New York for being proactive in trying to come up with a code of conduct…”
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Discussing appraisal standards and the need for a unified process involving regulatory authorities.
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