UAD 2.6 submissions have been returning warnings since August 6. The mandate is November 2.

Free Live Workshop · For Working Appraisers

Your intern is ready for UAD 3.6. Are you?

Sixty minutes. The new URAR walked section by section, a real file built on camera, and what to have done before your lenders cut over.

It's the intern. You're the supervisor.

Days to lender
cutovers, Sep 8

Days to the GSE
mandate, Nov 2

Days warnings have
already been live

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The report, mappedTwenty nine sections in the order you actually work them, and what each one now demands of you.
A real file, on cameraA Real house Josh walked. Photos in, descriptions landing in the right fields, nothing staged.
Yours for attendingThree tools you keep for showing up and staying to the end, whether you ever buy anything or not.

Warning

Stay to the end and you keep all three.

Attend live and stay through the Q&A. That is the only requirement. No upsell, no sales call, no catch, and yours whether you ever buy anything from us or not.

UAD 3.6 Readiness Trainer

Walk the new URAR section by section on a screen instead of on a live file with a lender waiting.

Josh's 116-Comment Library

Rewritten for the new report by a licensed appraiser, with the retired terminology stripped out.

The GSE Mistake-List Decoder

Their own lessons-learned document in plain English, so you stop making the errors they watch for.

“My first 3.6 report took me three times as long as the same house on the old form. Twenty two years doing this, and I sat there wondering if I'm too old to keep up.”

A working appraiser wrote that online last month. He is not slow. He is good. The form changed underneath him and nobody told him what it was going to cost him. That is the entire reason this workshop exists.

The date that actually matters

November is the date on the poster.
September 8 is the date on your calendar.

The GSEs told lenders to move early so their 2.6 pipelines clear well before November. Lenders are not waiting for the poster date, and nobody calls to ask whether you are ready before the order lands.

01 / The Mechanic

What the portal returns

You finish the report, you send it up, and it comes back with one word. Fatal. Submission Not Successful. And it runs on the submission date, not your effective date, so a house you inspect in late October and deliver in early November is a 3.6 report whether you planned for it or not.

02 / The Part Nobody Teaches

Clients want it in writing

The largest form software company in the country now runs a help desk article answering one question from appraisers: my client wants a certificate saying I am ready for 3.6 orders, how do I get one. Readiness is quietly becoming a gate on the order itself.

What actually changed

It is not a new form.
It is a database with your name on it.

We read the entire GSE delivery specification so you would not have to. Here is what is actually in there.

3,349

total data points in the delivery spec

1,499

conditionally required, appearing only when your own answers make them appear

filled by physically observing the property

pure licensed judgment, and always yours alone

Your judgment did not get harder. The typing did. The new URAR is a typing problem, not an appraising problem, and that is a problem with a solution.

A preview before Wednesday

Watch AppraisalPilot, on a real inspection.

The same workflow Josh runs live in the workshop, on his own file.

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The workshop manifest

60 Minutes · 7 Segments · Live Q&A

DepartureSegment

0:00The real UAD 3.6 timelineWhy September is the date on your calendar and November is the date on the poster. What the portal returns on November 2, and why the mandate runs on your submission date.

0:12Four reflexes that are wrong nowNew construction is Fully Updated. No floor coverings is a C5. Interior and exterior grade separately, then reconcile. And Comparable Weight is a data field your canned comment is about to argue with in writing.

0:22Why nobody can quote you a timeSections appear and disappear based on answers you already gave. Six data points decide what the report even becomes. The honest range on a first one, and why the fast numbers are usually the same property run twice.

0:32One report, start to finishThe nine steps of a real assignment in the order you work them, mapped to the sections they fill. Assignment, subject, contract, site, sketch, the dwelling, field notes, the grid, reconciliation.

0:44Watch it run on a real houseA inspection Josh walked. Photos in, descriptions landing in the right fields, the comp grid drafted from the export he already pulls. Then watch where the finished file goes.

0:54USPAP Advisory Opinion 41Adopted by the ASB on April 23, 2026, AO-41 is the current authority on technology in an assignment and it supersedes the older guidance still quoted in classes. A tool cannot comply with USPAP. Only an appraiser can.

1:00Q&A with a working appraiserBring the hard ones. Josh answers as the licensed appraiser who signs the reports, not as a salesperson.

From the appraiser who has to sign it

He was the skeptic in the room.

“I'm still the appraiser. I just stopped being the typist.”

Josh Stalk · Licensed Residential Appraiser, NV

“It picked up items I did not even see on inspection. A cracked light cover. I walked past it. It didn't.”

Josh Stalk · On a real report

Who this is for, and who it isn't.

Come if

You're a solo or small-shop residential appraiser who signs your own reports

You use TOTAL or another form platform and have no intention of switching

You're not fully ready and you'd rather find that out on your own schedule

You want to watch a real file get built instead of reading marketing slides

You're skeptical of AI in appraisal. Good. Come ask the hard ones.

Skip it if

You want an hour of Fannie Mae slide reading. We assume you can read the guidance yourself.

You're shopping for something to replace your form software. This is not that.

You want a feature checklist. We run the workflow on real photos from a real assignment.

You expect "AI replaces appraisers." Thirty four data points are pure licensed judgment and nothing we build will ever touch one.

Who's in the left seat

Josh Stalk

Chief Appraiser · Licensed Nevada Residential Appraiser

Ten plus years in the field, running fifteen to twenty reports a month and still working files every week. Every draft this platform produces was argued over by a man who has to sign his name under it. If it would not survive his review, it did not ship.

J. Marshall Hunt

Founder · AppraisalPilot

Read all 3,349 data points in the GSE delivery specification so working appraisers would not have to. Co-author, with Josh, of The Last Independent Voice, now in the hands of 669+ appraisers across 45 states.

The Deadline Is Federal

The old report retires November 2

Warnings are already firing on submissions today. On November 2 they become hard stops. Familiar beats frantic.

Days

Hours

Minutes

MANDATE: NOV 02 2026 · ALL GSE SUBMISSIONS · NEW URAR ONLY

One hour. Working session.
A real file.

Live Q&A is first come, first answered. The recording goes to registrants only.