Appraisers
To help make prudent underwriting decisions, mortgage lenders rely on appraisers to provide thorough, accurate, and objective appraisal reports for reliable opinions of market value.
For most loans, Fannie Mae requires that the lender obtain a signed and complete appraisal report that accurately reflects the market value, condition, and marketability of the property.
On this page, appraisers can find news about recent policy updates, access Appraiser Update newsletters, and view our latest appraiser related video content. Use the Help & Training link to access job aids, training videos, the Selling Guide, and more. Still can’t find what you need? Connect with us using the links below.
Prepare for the Uniform Appraisal Dataset 3.6 and Forms Redesign
Visit the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD) webpage for key updates and materials to support your transition to the new UAD 3.6 and Forms Redesign.
What's New
UAD 3.6 job aids for appraisers
View the UAD 3.6 page for new job aids featuring ANSI reporting requirements, lessons learned, and more.
Collateral Underwriter (CU) access for Appraisal Management Companies (AMCs)
AMCs can now access CU; complete this form to request access.
Appraiser Update Q1 2026
Stay competitive in the appraisal market with the latest updates on the Uniform Appraisal Data (UAD) 3.6 launch, manufactured housing policies, time adjustment requirements, and more.
Policy news and updates
Click through the carousel below to learn more about recent updates and access related resources. See all appraisal related Policy news and updates here.
The modern valuation spectrum
See what professionals are saying about appraisal modernization
Lenders See Considerable Value in Appraisal Modernization
“Appraisal modernization involves leveraging technologies, data, and analytics to enhance the management of collateral risk, making the process more efficient for lenders, borrowers, appraisers, and secondary-market investors…”
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