The appraisal process is changing in a big way and Agents need to be ready. Starting November 2, 2026, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will require a new appraisal format under UAD 3.6, and real estate agents need to understand what that means for their transactions.

Join Tony Pistilli, President of Valuations at Restb.ai, for a practical breakdown of what is changing and what agents can do about it.

Free. Sponsored by Restb.ai, real estate's leading provider of visual AI insights.
  • What the new UAD 3.6 appraisal format is, why it matters to agents, and when they will start seeing it in their transactions
  • How agents can prepare their listings and work with appraisers more effectively under the new requirements
  • How AI and computer vision tools like Restb.ai are helping streamline the appraisal process and what that means for the future of the industry
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    Candy Cooke
    Candace “Candy” Cooke has been a real estate professional since 1983. She’s a Texas-licensed real estate broker who lists and sells properties in Central Texas and a certified general appraiser with experience valuing residential and commercial properties. Candy has managed and developed residential and commercial real estate and arbitrated tax protest cases. She contracted for several years with the State of Texas in assessing appraisal districts to determine school district funding.

    Candy was in the first class of NAR’s Masters of Real Estate (MRE) program and is a strong believer in professional education. She’s now a prolific and enthusiastic educator who shares her knowledge and passion with both agents and appraisers in many forums, including at conferences, live-virtual classrooms, and her wildly popular Cooke’d Real Estate Facebook community group.
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    Craig Capilla
    Attorney
    Craig Capilla is a trial lawyer with Franklin, Greenswag, Channon & Capilla, LLC, concentrating his practice in a wide range of civil litigation, including professional liability and commercial claims. He has successfully defended residential and commercial appraisers, appraisal firms, and appraisal management companies accused of negligence or improper activity in their valuation services. Craig has also represented numerous licensed professionals in state licensing matters including real estate brokers, real estate appraisers, appraisal management companies, mortgage loan originators and brokers, and others. He has represented clients in both state and federal lawsuits as well as licensing matters in a number of states including Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Maryland, Idaho, Michigan, Colorado, Indiana, Kentucky, Kansas, Tennessee, Delaware, and California. Craig is authorized to practice law in Illinois, Wisconsin, several Federal districts, the United States Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, and is a member of the trial bar of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
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    Tony Pistilli
    President of Valuations, Restb.ai
    As President of Valuations at Restb.ai, Tony Pistilli is responsible for providing direction to the application of Restb.ai’s products and services for the valuation segment of the real estate industry, working with the product team to develop and expand the suite of offerings and prioritizing development initiatives. Tony also plays a vital role in expanding Restb.ai’s reach in the valuation and appraisal industry, as well as fostering relationships with lenders and related industry partners. Tony has over 30 years of executive-level real estate valuation and lending experience, including working with national banks, mortgage companies, federal agencies, and leading appraisal management firms. He is a certified residential real estate appraiser in Texas and served as Chair of the Colorado Real Estate Appraiser Board and is an AQB Certified USPAP Instructor. In 2011, he was the first recipient of the Valuation Visionary Award presented by the Collateral Risk Network at Valuation Expo.