Broker's BPO Forms with Exclusive Opinion Support System
Licensed real estate brokers have the credentials to produce credible broker price opinions... However, comprenhensive BPO forms are not available...Also and more importantly, although REALTORS® understand the difference between the CMAs and the BPOs, there is considerable confusion within the residential loan origination and collateral management industry... For many collateral management applications the AMCs are producing CMAs and marketing them as BPOs to their clients... And, their fees to REALTOR® vendors for completing CMAs are low...Watch YouTube video for complete details... for all the federal laws...In residential mortgage industry the broker price opinions are needed for - loan refinancing, HELOC, loan modification, PMI removal, cash out, home improvement loans, short sales, auctions, foreclosures, etc.Licensed salespersons could also complete broker co-signed BPOs. The N.A.R Code of Ethics contains provisions for REALTORS® to complete CMAs and to prepare opinions of real property value or price. Residential valuations (BPOs, CMAs, and appraisals) serve the needs of home sellers and home buyers as well.For example, State of Pennsylvania passed a law in August 2018 requiring broker's signature on every salesperson prepared BPO report.Our broker price opinion forms package will facilitate genuine broker price opinion reports from licensed real estate brokers... More complete and highly credible...Buy Now!
(One time charge... No recurring fees... Free updates for 1 year...)Broker Price Opinion Forms Package: Set of two Broker Price Opinion (BPO) forms (15 pages each), based on standard Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac 2-page forms, showing critical information that needs to be included in a credible Broker Price Opinion report. What is included: Fannie Mae Standard Form, Freddie Mac Standard Form, and Opinion Support System Form. Also included is a complementary copy of key federal legislation (described below).All forms are available in Adobe PDF format (filled using a PDF form filler) or Microsoft Word format (fillable Word files). Watch video for overview: