Automated Valuation Solutions
Automated Valuation Solutions
Automated Valuation Solutions
Leverage this proprietary, on-demand automated valuation model (AVM) offering national coverage, consistent accuracy with the most meaningful confidence scores.
Gain absolute control of your AVM workflow to implement simple, or highly sophisticated cascades, or resell these AVM services to end-users with specific business needs.
Choose this industry-leading residential property valuation tool for fast, accurate, and realistic results, even in rapidly changing markets. It’s your ideal solution for frequent access to current estimates of value across a whole portfolio of properties.
Leverage this index-only based automated valuation solution when you need time-based residential property valuations derived from advanced analysis of local and regional market trends.
Generate, analyze, rank, and report the multiple AVMs required for PACE lending in California.
Dealing with distressed properties? VeroVALUE REO is the must-have tool for shortening REO disposition timelines and optimizing less-than-ideal recoveries. VeroVALUE REO addresses the challenges resulting from distressed assets, increased foreclosure rates, and expanding REO portfolios.
Features
Are Investors Taking Over the Housing Market?
In episode #46 of the RiskWire Webcast, Veros’ Economists talk about the real impact that investors are having on the housing market in 2026. Is it as significant as many believe?
Are Slow HELOC Valuations Driving Mortgage Portfolio Runoff?
As HELOC competition intensifies, lenders are rethinking how valuation workflows impact borrower retention and portfolio runoff. Learn how smarter valuation waterfalls can help institutions balance speed, risk management, and operational efficiency while improving the borrower experience.
Is Homeownership Becoming a Luxury in America?
In the 13th episode of RiskWire: On the House, Veros’ Senior Research Economist discusses whether homeownership is becoming a luxury in the United States. She considers mortgage rates, home prices, and the lock-in effect as they relate to the 2026 housing market.