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The Federal Housing Finance Agency earlier this month put out a request for input on the impact of natural disaster risk to the housing finance system as a whole and to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac®, and the Federal Home Loan Banks in particular. In its RFI, the agency noted that “natural disasters could result in […]
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The extent of climate change is rippling through our world, and the housing industry isn’t immune. As sea-levels rise, the intensity and frequency of storms increase, and coastal erosion pushes storms further inland. Economists and housing experts agree that millions of additional properties in the United States are at a greater risk for catastrophic damage
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After a natural disaster, impacted mortgage portfolios need data When natural disaster strikes, information, and accurate insight into properties and homeowners impacted within the mortgage portfolio is essential, Veros Disaster Data Solution can help you accurately manage the damage a natural disaster has had on your investment portfolio. An unprecedented fire season is currently wreaking
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The current pandemic is teaching us that now is not the time for get your hand’s dirty solutions. An interesting piece in National Mortgage News took the time to provide several examples of how coronavirus could spell the end of the non-digital mortgage transaction. For the HELOC market, the move towards a data-driven, digital experience
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As the mortgage market continues to navigate these unprecedented times a troubling trend is emerging. Mortgage lenders are forcing the hand of their homeowners into cash-out refis and the reasons are numerous. However, during these unprecedented times, it’s important to be reminded of the roles HELOCs play in helping households finances. There is no single
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As the country prepares for the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire Presidential Primary and Iowa Caucus, Veros has compared projected home price appreciation along party lines for 2020.
Consider real estate in one of these cities. Any city can boast of its fine restaurants, craft breweries, museums, and public parks. But few can claim a history that reaches out to the living! Your home is your investment, and at Veros we’ve identified some spooky cities where price-increases are screaming for buyers. History is
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VeroFORECAST Reviews Home Price Activity in Eight Unique Markets SANTA ANA, Calif., —Today Veros Real Estate Solutions, an industry leader in enterprise risk management and collateral valuation services, analyzed home price appreciation in the spookiest U.S. markets and, as it turns out, they are not scary at all. All of the cities, ranked among the “spookiest
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Veros tightens grip on government, GSE appraisal processes Veros Real Estate Solutions already plays a big role in loans backed by the Federal Housing Administration, Fannie Mae®, and Freddie Mac®, and now, the company will be deeply involved in Department of Veterans Affairs mortgages as well. Veros serves as the vendor for the FHA’s electronic portal for appraisal reports and data submissions and also provides the
VA picks Veros to provide appraisal management services for VA loans Read More »
Veros’ new AVM add-on can show exactly which areas were impacted by wildfires, floods, earthquakes and more, helping lenders determine whether to issue a mortgage BY JIM DALRYMPLE II | Inman Staff Writer A new data tool from property valuation software company Veros promises to breakdown the affects of natural disasters at the parcel level,
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