New Course: Appraiser Independence Training
With the November 2, 2026, UAD 3.6 and ANSI mandate approaching, Fannie Mae has significantly raised the bar for data accuracy and appraisal reporting. If you’re a seller/servicer, relying on legacy processes is a major liability. We just launched a new Fannie Mae Individual Training course at Mortgage-Education.com to help you pivot to these new requirements immediately.
Why This Training Matters
Fannie Mae explicitly mandates that seller/servicers maintain written policies and procedures to ensure compliance with appraisal standards. This mandate includes a specific requirement for adequate, ongoing training for all staff involved in the appraisal and collateral review process.
With the November 2, 2026, UAD 3.6 mandate fast approaching, ensuring your team is trained is no longer optional—it's a core regulatory requirement. Our new course helps you meet this burden head-on, ensuring your team is fully prepared for the upcoming transition and current compliance expectations.
What We Cover
We’ve cut out the fluff. This course focuses on the practical details you need to handle appraisals correctly:
Appraiser Independence (AIR): How to ensure true impartiality for 1-4 unit properties and maintain the required documentation to satisfy Fannie Mae’s oversight rules.
2025 URAR/UAD Redesign: Everything you need to know about the new report formats and data sets as we approach the full transition.
UAD 3.6 & ANSI Standards: The ins and outs of the mandatory ANSI Z765-2021 square footage method and the new UAD 3.6 data requirements.
Market Analysis: How to properly document neighborhood boundaries and 12-month trends using the solid, factual data Fannie Mae expects.
Who Should Take This?
If you're in the weeds of loan delivery or quality control, this is for you:
Loan Originators: Make sure your files and disclosures hit the mark the first time.
Underwriters: Get confident reviewing reports against new UAD and ANSI mandates.
Compliance Officers: Verify that your firm’s processes actually match Fannie Mae’s evolving directives.
Quality Control Specialists: Catch potential issues before they cause problems during delivery.
Get Started
Don't wait until a regulatory audit exposes a gap in your training program. Get your team prepped for the 2025/2026 standards now.