Home Inspection, Appraisal & Disclosure Rule Watch
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Seller disclosure law changes by state including flood, fire, climate, death, crime and mold disclosures, home inspector licensing and standards changes, inspection waiver and pre-inspection rule…
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- Wednesdays around 5 PM UTC
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What this Tab covers
Seller disclosure law changes by state including flood, fire, climate, death, crime and mold disclosures, home inspector licensing and standards changes, inspection waiver and pre-inspection rule changes, appraisal rule changes including bias, reconsideration of value and automated valuation rules at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA, appraisal gap and waiver program changes, radon, sewer scope and specialty inspection rules, inspection contingency and repair negotiation rule changes, enforcement against inspectors and appraisers and buyer rights when a defect is found after closing, with the state, agency or rule first and what a buyer can demand.
- State seller disclosure laws and forms
- Home inspector licensing, standards of practice and liability by state
- Inspection waiver and pre-inspection rules
- Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA and VA appraisal rules, reconsideration of value, bias rules and automated valuation and waiver programs
- Appraiser licensing and enforcement
- Radon, sewer scope, pest, well, septic and specialty inspection rules
- Contingency and repair negotiation rules by state forms
- Inspector and appraiser enforcement actions
1 more area monitored
- Post-closing defect and misrepresentation rulings
Why it matters
A flood disclosure law that forces a seller to reveal three claims, a reconsideration of value right that fixes a $30,000 low appraisal, an inspector licensing rule that makes a sloppy report actionable, or a waiver program that saves $600 are each worth more than the membership on one transaction.
Who it is for
- The 5 million households buying or selling a home each year, and the ones who found the problem after the keys.
Why it runs when it does
Weekly · Wednesday 17:00 UTC. Agencies and legislatures act mid-week and offers get written on the weekend
How to operate it
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Brief for Home Inspection, Appraisal & Disclosure Rule WatchTrack home inspection, appraisal and disclosure rules in the United States. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: seller disclosure law and form changes by state including flood, fire, climate risk, death, crime, mold and HOA disclosures; home inspector licensing, standards of practice and liability changes by state; inspection waiver and pre-inspection rule changes; appraisal rule changes at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA and VA including reconsideration of value, bias rules, automated valuations and appraisal waiver programs; appraiser licensing and enforcement actions; radon, sewer scope, pest, well, septic and specialty inspection rule changes; contingency and repair negotiation form changes by state associations; enforcement actions against inspectors and appraisers; and court rulings on post-closing defects and misrepresentation. Prefer state legislatures and licensing boards, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD, VA, state real estate associations, court documents and established real estate reporting; ignore inspector and agent marketing, and never give individual legal advice. Put the state, agency or rule first in the title and state what a buyer or seller can demand. Use high severity for a disclosure law taking effect within 90 days, an appraisal rule change at Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, or a ruling expanding buyer remedies. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what changed, who it affects, what to do, the date, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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- Wednesdays around 5 PM UTC
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- The task
- Seller disclosure law changes by state including flood, fire, climate, death, crime and mold disclosures, home inspector licensing and standards changes, inspection waiver and pre-inspection rule changes, appraisal rule changes including bias, reconsideration of value and automated valuation rules at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA, appraisal gap and waiver program changes, radon, sewer scope and specialty inspection rules, inspection contingency and repair negotiation rule changes, enforcement against inspectors and appraisers and buyer rights when a defect is found after closing, with the state, agency or rule first and what a buyer can demand. · Wednesdays around 5 PM UTC · Minimum reliability: 90%
