Or. Admin. Code § 441-505-3030 - Appraisal Required
(1) The market
value of real estate acquired by an institution pursuant to ORS
708A.175 shall be established by
a real property appraisal that is current if the recorded value is equal to or
greater than $400,000. A bank may defer obtaining an appraisal for a maximum
period of three months following acquisition of such property if the initial
recorded value is based on an appropriate evaluation that is current at the
time of the acquisition.
(2) If the
recorded value of the real estate acquired pursuant to ORS
708A.175 is less than $400,000,
the market value shall be established by a real property appraisal or
evaluation that is current at the time of such acquisition.
(3) An appraisal or evaluation is current if
dated no more than one year prior to the acquisition.
(4) The real property appraisal or evaluation
must be reviewed by appropriate institution officers to determine whether it is
a reliable indicator of the value and condition of the real estate acquired and
complies with applicable standards for preparation of such appraisals or
evaluations.
(5) If the carrying
(book) value of the real estate exceeds the market value less costs to sell,
the difference shall be immediately charged off.
(6) ORS
708A.590, as relevant, shall
thereafter be followed.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 706.790
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 708A.175(3)
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