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Welcome Appraisers
We are committed to earning your loyalty one appraisal at a time.
We value our appraisers and remain thankful for the relationships we build together. SAMCO has a dedicated team to answer your questions and work for you. There are no sign-up, platform, or hidden fees to receive orders. Sign-up for free complete orders and get paid; it's that simple. We look forward to working together as the industry evolves. If you want to join our panel of awesome appraisers, inquire below with your coverage area to receive a registration link via email as needed.
Appraiser Questions
Frequent Questions
Questions can quickly be answered with a single call 888-832-1129
Here is our most common questions for your research, or try our FAQ page. First, a little of our backstory: in 2008, SAMCO Appraisal Management Company came into existence, focusing on regulatory compliance for community banks and credit unions. We have expanded our customer base and also our footprint over time. We typically add several states to our service area a year, and we have had steady growth since SAMCO was established. We work with various banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders, and national lender services.
SAMCO always pays the total fee that is reasonable and customary to the appraiser every time.
SAMCO pays within two and a half weeks from the completed report date.
Yes! SAMCO Appraisal Management Company has placed prominently on the appraisal order/delivery system and throughout the website, a link where an appraiser may quickly report, in writing, pressure by any person or affiliate of the lender to obtain a pre-determined value or engage in any unethical behavior. This e-mail link is [email protected]. The procedure to report unethical behavior is clearly defined and communicated in the appraiser engagement package as well as in the client's service agreement. This procedure complies completely with the Dodd-Frank Act, Federal Reserve Interim Final Rule, 2010 HUD-FHA Mortgagee Letter 2009-28, 2010 Interagency Appraisal and Evaluation Guidelines (OCC, OTS, FDIC, NCUA, and the Federal Reserve Board) and Fannie/Freddie's Appraiser Independence Requirements (October 15, 2010).
NO! We do not charge the appraiser any fees.
