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Get UAD 3.6 Ready with CubiCasa GLA Reports
Discover how CubiCasa’s GLA floor plans keep appraisers fully aligned with upcoming UAD 3.6 standards without slowing down field work.
The November 2 deadline for the Uniform Appraisal Dataset (UAD) 3.6 mandate is fast approaching. As Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac modernize property data collection standards, appraisers face stricter requirements around Gross Living Area (GLA) calculations, sketch standards, and ANSI Z765 compliance.
Navigating these regulatory changes doesn't have to mean doubling your time measuring in the field or struggling with manual drawing software. CubiCasa GLA reports are already structured to align with UAD 3.6 specifications, protecting your reporting accuracy while speeding up your entire workflow.
How CubiCasa Aligns with UAD 3.6
- ANSI Z765 Compliant Calculations: Automatically generates precise, level-by-level GLA breakdowns, including clear distinctions between ANSI-aligned finished area (GLA), non-standard finished area, and unfinished areas..
- Standardized Color Schemes: Every GLA floor plan features preset color schemes that clearly identify the various area types as defined in Fannie Mae's UAD preparation content (such as the UPD FAQ).
- Enhanced Readability & Quality: Enables cleaner floor plans and simplifies your data entry by removing dimension clutter around staircases and switching to decimal formats (instead of inches) for wall measurements.
For more details about CubiCasa's changes for UAD 3.6, visit this article.
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While you’re taking advantage of fast, free floor plans through CubiCasa, don’t miss your option to purchase an ANSI-aligned GLA Report for only $15 per scan.