National Real Estate Information Services (NREIS) Closing

National Real Estate Information Services NREIS AMC closure

National Real Estate Information Services (NREIS) to Close in February.

Information is circulating from various sources that National Real Estate Information Services (NREIS) will be closing within the next sixty days.

Sources say NREIS employees have been notified that it will be closing.

If you are owed for unpaid appraisal reports, you should contact NREIS immediately and demand payment.

When the shutdown happens, and you are still unpaid, contact the LENDER directly. LENDERS are responsible under federal lending regulations for the actions of their AGENTS (such as NREIS), and thus are legally responsible for your fee payment.

If you are in a state with an AMC licensing law, and the law includes a surety bond that can be used for appraiser fee collection**, contact your state to file a complaint and to get the contact info for the bonding company. File a claim with the bonding company directly.  **Not all states with AMC licensing have this provision.

Dave Towne
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5 Responses

  1. Philip Gray via Facebook Philip Gray via Facebook says:

    Another AMC bites the dust. Good riddance. I’m getting more and more orders directly from small & medium lenders that have setup their own appraisal ordering desks. And they’re paying full fee ($400 for conventional URAR and $440/$450 for FHA URAR). One even pays me via ACH/direct deposit in 3 or 4 days after I submit my report.

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    • Retired Appraiser Retired Appraiser says:

      Gool luck with that pipe dream. Rates will be going up very soon. As soon as that happens AMCs are back in the driver’s seat.

      The only way to kill these parasites COMPLETELY is to boycott against them. If you’re not demanding $400+ from an AMC you are part of the problem.

      Boycott Cheapskate AMCs folks. It’s really that simple.

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  2. Avatar Cynthia Price via Facebook says:

    dont all appraisals have to go through an AMC philip?

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  3. Avatar Dallas Real Estate Broker says:

    So my local board is making a big transition as well. Didn’t realize it was all over the nation.

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  4. Avatar Ori Ace says:

    Hello,

    Would you know, how a regular person can request a Lien release from a closed company like NREIS? I just recently found out they never filed the paid in full lien release after an old refi closing. Chase is not being helpful. This never came up before and I have refinance twice since with other lenders.

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