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
Moving to UAD 3.6 While UAD 2.6 Is Still in Your Pipeline
Each appraisal’s submission history guides the standard used for subsequent revisions. Explore how lenders can keep reviews, revisions and delivery aligned with each file’s submission history as they transition to UAD 3.6.
UAD 3.6 Appraisal Review: Prioritizing Higher-Risk Files
UAD 3.6 brings more structured appraisal information to the mortgage industry. The next opportunity is using that information to determine which files warrant deeper review.
Q4-2026 Quarterly Economic & Housing Market Update
Mortgage rates have climbed to 7.40%, inflation has accelerated to 3.7%, and hiring has slowed to just 29,000 jobs. Meanwhile, existing home sales remain below 4 million annually despite improving inventory. The problem is no longer simply a shortage of homes. It is the widening gap between what buyers can afford and what sellers are prepared to accept.