As part of its defense in an appraisal bias lawsuit, Rocket claims the government is requiring lenders to grant appraisers independence, and then holding them liable if those appraisers engage in discrimination.
Source: Inman News
Rocket Mortgage sues HUD over alleged appraisal bias ‘tightrope’
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