What is Npma 99A and 99B?
HUD-NPMA-99B (New Construction Subterranean Termite Service Record) – Must be completed by the pest control company and now includes all code-accepted methods into one service record.
What is NPCA 99A?
form HUD-NPCA-99-A (04/2003) Form NPCA-99-A may still be used. Subterranean Termite Soil Treatment Builder’s Guarantee. This form is completed by the builder.
What is a 99B form?
What is HUD NPMA-99B? The HUD NPMA-99B form is a termite-related document. It is submitted for the informational purpose to the builder on new (proposed) construction when soil treatment for the prevention of subterranean termite infestation is specified by the builder, architect or required by the lender, FHA, or VA.
What is Form 99A?
This form is submitted for proposed (new) construction cases when prevention of subterranean termite infestation is specified by the builder or required by the lender, the architect, FHA or VA.
What is Npma 99B?
Form HUD-NPMA-99B is also known as the New Construction Subterranean Termite Service. Unlike the HUD-NPMA 99A, It is filled up by the pest control company. Then the pest control company submits it to the builder to accompany the HUD-NPMA-99A to closing.
What is a Npma 33 form?
The NPMA-33 WDI inspection report is only used to report activity or damage from wood destroying insects that, for the purposes of this report, include termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and reinfesting wood boring beetles.
Does FHA require termite inspection in Maryland?
The lender must confirm that the property is free from termites and other wood destroying insects and organisms before the property can be financed with an FHA insured loan. The FHA lender is required to confirm the home is free of infestation or significant damage by viewing the FHA inspection report.
What are wood destroying insects?
Common wood-destroying insect types include carpenter ants, carpenter bees, termites, wood-boring beetles and powder post beetles.
What is the VA escape clause?
In basic terms, this escape clause, also known as the VA amendatory clause, allows a VA buyer to remove themselves from the loan contract if it turns out that the home they’re buying is appraised at a lower value than what the seller is selling it at.
Does VA require a 10 year warranty on new construction?
Background. VA requires the builder of a “new construction” property to provide the veteran purchaser with a 1-year VA builder warranty and/or a 10-year insurance backed protection plan.
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