UAD 3.6 Explained: What Agents Need to Know Before November 2nd
About this Event
Starting November 2, 2026, every appraisal delivered to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac must use the new UAD 3.6 format — retiring the familiar 1004 and other legacy forms in favor of a dynamic, data-driven Uniform Residential Appraisal Report (URAR).
This isn't a behind-the-scenes tech update. It changes what happens at the appointment — appraisers will be collecting more granular data and more photos, which means more time at the property and new expectations for what agents and sellers need to have ready.
Join us Tuesday, October 6th at 11:00 AM for a candid conversation with Chris Perry of CMP Appraisals, one of the most respected appraisers in Hampton Roads, on exactly what's changing and how to keep your transactions moving without surprises.
We'll cover:
- What UAD 3.6 actually is — and why the GSEs are making the switch
- What agents should expect differently at the appraisal appointment itself
- How to prep your sellers and listings ahead of the new data requirements
- Where delays are most likely to happen in the first few months post-mandate — and how to get ahead of them
- Real answers to your questions, direct from the appraiser doing the work
Who should attend: Listing agents, buyer's agents, and anyone with contracts closing in November or later who wants to walk in prepared instead of caught off guard.
This is a working session, not a lecture — bring your questions.
Where is it happening?
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