Ordering Follow-Up Appraisals

If you need to order any additional appraisal products like a 1004D, you can create a follow-up order.

Click Order Actions and choose Create Follow-up Order. 

Next, you will select the select the appraisal product, confirm the payee, request a rush priority, or confirm your due date. 

The appraisal product will be blank. You can start typing to search for your product like 1004D or you can scroll to review all the options. 

The order fee shows the base appraisal cost per JMAC Lending's fee schedule.

Next, select whether the borrower or the broker will be paying for the appraisal.

Click Add Another Product if you need to order a separate 1007 or 216.

The due date will automatically be set to 7 business days and if set to Rush priority, it will automatically update to 3 business days. Click the due date if you would like to extend the due date. 

If you select a Rush priority, an additional rush fee will be added to your order. 

IMPORTANT: A rush priority is dependent on the AMC ability to accommodate and cannot be guaranteed. 

After clicking Create, you can add any additional contacts. 

• Option 1: Enter their first and last name, role, email, cell phone, work phone, and home phone, and click Create. 
• Option 2: Click Skip if you don't need to add additional contact. 

Note: Contacts can be added or updated at any time on your order.  

What's Next

When your order is submitted, the JMAC Appraisal Desk will review your order same day and send the payment link if submitted prior to 3pm. Orders submitted after 3pm Pacific will be considered received the next business day. During their review, they will contact the Loan Officer and Processor if any clarification is needed.

Next, they will send the order to the appraisal company for acceptance and appraiser assignment. The appraisal company will also update the order due date with their current turn times. Appraisal turn times do vary between appraisal companies.

Once the appraiser reviews your order, they will request any clarification, additional documentation, or fee increases through Reggora. Fee increases will require approval prior to inspection. Next, the appraiser will contact the borrower to schedule the inspection.