PATHWAY Appraisal Delivery
PATHWAY Appraisal Delivery
PATHWAY Is Your Direct Connection to Secondary Market Portals
Whether you are a lender in search of your own connection, a correspondent lender, AMC or technology provider searching for an integration point for your clients, PATHWAY offers a seamless submission solution to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA’s appraisal delivery portals with minimal integration effort.
Reliable Appraisal Delivery System
PATHWAY is the appraisal delivery solution that you can count on for:
Seamless Appraisal Delivery to UCDP and EAD
Easy Set-Up with Minimal Technology Integration Required
Submit UAD and non-UAD Reports
UAD Compliance Quality Checks
Quick Resolution of Potential UCDP Errors Pre-Submission via "Preview"
Transparent UCDP and EAD Submission Results
Integrations Sized-to-Fit Your Organization
Confidence in Appraisal Delivery
PATHWAY is Ranked #1 for Appraisal Delivery Volume into the UCDP®
99.99%+ System Uptime
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The Right Size, Single
Entry Point Appraisal
Delivery Solution
PATHWAY is the ideal appraisal solution for entities with volumes too large for manual upload to UCDP or EAD’s web interfaces, but not large enough to necessitate an enterprise platform solution. Lenders and appraisal providers who deliver to the GSEs and to FHA also benefit from utilizing a single entry point for all appraisals headed to the secondary market.
Instant Preview &
Error Corrections
Submit appraisals with confidence with Pathway’s Preview which provides the ability to reprocess or correct errors before UCDP delivery. This is a two-step process.
UAD Preview – PATHWAY conducts a quality check on the appraisal report’s contents to confirm the information is ready for UCDP submission
UCDP Preview – The second check is an initial run-through of UCDP’s known requirements to confirm passing status
Direct API Connection
Integration to EAD and UCDP through PATHWAY is straight-forward, requires minimal IT resources and provides clients with the confidence that Veros – the technology provider that built and maintains both the UCDP and EAD platforms – will ensure your connection point is complete and assist you with issue resolution and future system updates.
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Features
2024 Update: Does Historical Redlining Influence Today’s AVM Estimates?
Tune in to RiskWire webcast episode #14 featuring Eric Fox, Veros’ Chief Economist, and Reena Agrawal, Research Economist, as they delve into the intricate dynamics between Automated Valuation Models (AVMs) and historical redlining. In this episode, the economists present findings from their 2024 updated research study, “Does historical redlining influence today’s AVM estimates,” which now includes data from five additional metropolitan areas across the United States: Boston, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Birmingham, and Austin.
Introducing RiskWire.com: A Go-To Source for Housing Market Analysis and Economic Insights
Veros Real Estate Solutions (Veros®) is proud to unveil RiskWire.com, an innovative web platform poised to emerge as the premier destination for timely real estate news, in-depth economic analysis, and valuable perspectives on the ever-evolving landscape of U.S. housing market. Powered by Veros, RiskWire.com is a go-to source for up-to-the-minute insights into key areas such as housing market indicators, the housing market hotness index, economic trends, local market dynamics, forecasts, and transformative technologies.
2024 Study Update on “Does Historical Redlining Influence Today’s AVM Estimates”
In our ongoing commitment to transparency and equity, Veros Real Estate Solutions (Veros®) is pleased to present the latest update to our research study, “Does historical redlining influence today’s AVM estimates,” authored by Reena Agrawal, Veros’ Research Economist, and Eric Fox, Veros’ Chief Economist and Senior Vice President of Analytics.