Leo123
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IMO, it does not necessarily prove discrimination though. There is really not enough detail in the article IMO.wrong the gross difference is amounts proves the point.
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IMO, it does not necessarily prove discrimination though. There is really not enough detail in the article IMO.wrong the gross difference is amounts proves the point.
$300K difference is no accident.The article stated they went to another bank and they sent out a different appraisal company. What would whitewashig the house prove since it's a different company doing the appraisal?
…and there never will be, right?IMO, it does not necessarily prove discrimination though. There is really not enough detail in the article IMO.
Not in that article however, I would be interested to see what eventually happens.…and there never will be, right?
Worth my timeNever will be what?
Correct, values must be supported.$300K difference is no accident.
I added to my post but, if it's not worth your time why are you even in this thread?Worth my time
This whole scam is to see if they can get a few hundred thousand from the appraisal company, and it's the lawyer who probably contacted the media to support their case.
The second appraisal they got was from a different bank and different appraisal company. So if you want an equity loan, why not just get it with that second bank?
The article stated they went to another bank and they sent out a different appraisal company. What would whitewashig the house prove since it's a different company doing the appraisal?
Nope, they have a completely legitimate case now.It still doesn't prove race had anything to do with it. Read slower: Different bank, different appraisal company. Now if it was the same bank and appraisal company, then they'd have a legitimate case.
It's amazing how folks like you and Horseshitting will always make excuses and defend racism. It is actually a disgrace.This whole scam is to see if they can get a few hundred thousand from the appraisal company, and it's the lawyer who probably contacted the media to support their case.
You cant hold an entire industry responsible for the crimes of the past forever. At some point you have to let that shit go or dont do business with that industry anymore. There's no indication that Loandepot,com did ANYTHING wrong and only anecdotal evidence that the appraiser is more than just terrible at his job.Yes, because sadly, the housing and banking industry is one where we have a long history of racism.
We also don't know if these two customers were black who complained. Or even if one of them IS the complainant in this case.
Ok lets assume this guy is a raging racist. How is Loandepot supposed to know that exactly? Is there some database they should have checked that lists all the racist appraisers in the country? Seriously. What due diligence should a lender be required to do in order to make sure they dont hire a racist appraiser, that loandepot didnt do? Can you google search their company name and racist? Prior this this incident I highly down anything comes back. Should the lender send out a team of people to do background checks on any appraiser they might hire? That's not to mention that there are rule and regulations regarding how lenders hire appraisers which I admitted know little about other than they are using them to limit the lender's influence on the appraiser.And here's the problem, it doesn't matter. "I had no idea this contractor I hired was a bigot" doesn't matter. It's on you to NOT hire a bigot. It's why most companies fire racists, homophobes, or harassers without so much as a hearing, because they are liable for anything they do.
Actually, renovations do a lot to increase the value of a home. I once bought a fixer-upper for 55K and sold it for 110K 11 years later. (This was back in the 1990's).
Also, even if i thought this was an innocent mistake, I would STILL be for hanging the appraiser and LoanDepot out to dry so this sort of thing NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.
You cant hold an entire industry responsible for the crimes of the past forever. At some point you have to let that shit go or dont do business with that industry anymore. There's no indication that Loandepot,com did ANYTHING wrong and only anecdotal evidence that the appraiser is more than just terrible at his job.
Ok lets assume this guy is a raging racist. How is Loandepot supposed to know that exactly? Is there some database they should have checked that lists all the racist appraisers in the country? Seriously. What due diligence should a lender be required to do in order to make sure they dont hire a racist appraiser, that loandepot didnt do? Can you google search their company name and racist? Prior this this incident I highly down anything comes back. Should the lender send out a team of people to do background checks on any appraiser they might hire? That's not to mention that there are rule and regulations regarding how lenders hire appraisers which I admitted know little about other than they are using them to limit the lender's influence on the appraiser.
Sure renovations can raise the value of a home a ton, depending on the renovations. A tankless water heater isn't one of those renovations. Again it's a selling point for sure, but you are just not likely to get out of it in home value (or energy savings) what it cost you to put it in. The other renovations we know nothing about. They may have raised the value a lot or little to none at all depending on what they did.
I still dont understand how you can blame the lender for any of this. There is anecdotal/circumstantial evidence that the appraiser acted in some nefarious way, there is zero evidence that the lender did.
It's amazing how folks like you and Horseshitting will always make excuses and defend racism. It is actually a disgrace.
$300K difference is no accident.
wrong the gross difference is amounts proves the point.
No, it's been pointed out. The fact is you are a racist, so of course you don't see it as racist.No, it's just so far, none of you racists have been able to point out what was racist about this situation.
Explain to me how they came to a difference of 300K dollars, please the floor is yours explain away. I could see maybe 20 or hell maybe even 40, but 300K. No.It's all assumptions which is no proof of discrimination. Show me one racist thing done by this bank or appraisal company and we can go from there. This OP was one-sided at best. We don't know what the companies stance is on this situation as they've probably been advised by their lawyers not to make any comment until the trial if there is one.
No, it's been pointed out. The fact is you are a racist, so of course you don't see it as racist.
Explain to me how they came to a difference of 300K dollars, please the floor is yours explain away. I could see maybe 20 or hell maybe even 40, but 300K. No.
Perhaps it was a mistake on the computer. Perhaps this company always rates property lower than other companies. Perhaps the person (who never even met the couple) made a mistake on the house he was appraising. It could be a number of things.
Your turn: How is it when I applied for a home equity loan, just like this couple did, the appraisal company quoted half of what the county claimed my property was worth? Not only that, but I was paying taxes on the county appraisal for years. To lower my tax liability, I had to go to a hearing downtown where they fought with me then, didn't bring it down nearly as much as my bank appraisal, and then I had to file for a hearing in Columbus (120 miles from my home) before they brought my property value down to the appraisal company quote. Oh, and I'm white too!
Loandepot.com has a history of racist lending procedures?Again, you don't get the benefit of the doubt with the banking industry's history. If ANYTHING, given their history, they should have shown MORE caution, not less.
Well, they could review his work product, that would be a good place to start. If they had reviewed his work product, they'd have realized his comps weren't anywhere near the property he was appraising.
Except they hired this appraiser... That makes them responsible for him.
BTW Loandepot.com uses an AMC Appraisal Management Company. They dont pick their appraisers. Says so right on their website.Again, you don't get the benefit of the doubt with the banking industry's history. If ANYTHING, given their history, they should have shown MORE caution, not less.
Well, they could review his work product, that would be a good place to start. If they had reviewed his work product, they'd have realized his comps weren't anywhere near the property he was appraising.
Except they hired this appraiser... That makes them responsible for him.