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Chapter 1
Appraisal and Property Requirements
Page 1-08a

It is the appraiser's responsibility to determine the exact category of "CONSTRUCTION" they are appraising. This is reported on page 1 of the URAR in Description of Improvements.

The "category" in which the appraiser reports the construction status is important for several reasons:

 -   Determines the high or low-ratio status of the mortgage to be insured by FHA.
 -   Determines the specific Conditional Commitment Requirements.
 -   Provides the Direct Endorsement Underwriter the proper information needed to determine exactly how to process the case.

The condition of the site on the date the appraiser makes their on-site appraisal inspection (i.e. date of valuation) determines the project's construction status.

Construction Menu

 -   Introduction
 -   Construction definitions
 -   General requirements
 -   Minimum property standards
 -   Subdivision approvals
 -   Final inspection on properties
 
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