I'm going back to my "normal" forum.

If I stay here I'll bust my gut laughing!

Then I'll get even less work done!

It also doesn't like the word "mature." As in a mature neighborhood. I had to change it to "established".

Just got a QC from Equi. Their client requires more robust comments. Ok I added four more words. Done.

More bad words from FARVV. "Old." "Water." "Walking."

So no walks in the old park near the water. Boo.

Just tell them that there is a park nearby (within walking-distance,) not how to get there (walk to) or what to do when you get there (walk.)

For example: A park with a lake is located within 3 blocks.

Yeah I just got the "walking" censor. Plus throw in construction. So I guess a home in a newer subdivision thats about 50% built out cant have any new "construction', that would be bad.

Spell check can't differentiate with hyphenated words. So walking-distance will go through, but walking will not. Go figure. Ya gotta be smarter than a computer these days.

Normaly I just use 'in close proximity".

They are certainly making us take more creative time to figure out terminology that will be acceptable. Sometimes it requires using more words when a simple one would do. You can't say houses in the neighborhood are of various ages...you can probably say various years built. I am tempted to write to the "This Old House" people and tell them they will need to rename their show, cause it's not politically correct to be old.

"Please refer to the appearance of mold as "discoloration" instead of using the word mold."

I just got a BPO kicked back.

FACTS......
Subject was LISTED 12/29/11 for $89,900 as a short sale. Subject is in distressed condition(needing more than just cosmetic work), a distressed listing, in a high REO/Short Sale area. BPO instructions state to use REO comps.

QC reasoning.....
Since subject SOLD as a short sale on 12/29/11, after only 8 days on market, it must be worth more than that now. Their suggested comp is for $182,000. A 102% rise in value in 11 days. Boy, I wish I was that lucky an investor!

Just like insider trading. It's probably insider flipping.

Who knows these days BPO mills most of them if not all are not very ethical. Why do you think FARVV one of the biggest companies doing this stuff is getting sued.

It's all about pleasing the client without any regard for the agents knowledge and know how. Quality check personnel in China or India knows our real estate market. They can help their clients figure out the properties value.

We are like throw away replaceable cups use once and put in a the trash and very unappreciated. :)

I didn't know FARVV was getting sued. I google searched FARVV with the word lawsuit and didn't find anything. If you (or someone) could post a link about it, I would be interested in reading it. Again, I wasn't aware of this......

Maybe the lawsuit is filed under Core Logic ?