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Flagstar Bank selects StreetLinks as national appraisal company

Apr 07, 2009

  StreetLinks National Appraisal Services has announced its selection as a preferred national appraisal vendor for Flagstar Bank. StreetLinks is approved to provide Flagstar's brokers, correspondents and branches with a comprehensive suite of fully compliant and warranted valuation products. By passing Flagstar's rigorous selection process, StreetLinks joins a limited number of approved appraisal management companies. "Flagstar's reputation for approving top quality service providers makes our selection an honor and we are excited about the opportunity," stated StreetLinks CEO Steve Haslam. "Our nationwide coverage, industry leading service levels and fully compliant appraisal process provide an ideal solution for Flagstar and its originators." StreetLinks, which recently announced expansion of its Indianapolis based operations center, provides appraisals nationwide that are fully compliant with Home Valuation Code of Conduct (HVCC) and all other current and pending regulations. An innovator in the appraisal management marketplace with its industry-first Certificate of Non-Influence and HVCC Compliance and ValueVault technology, StreetLinks performs manual staff appraiser quality control review of every appraisal and offers a 100% warranty of appraisal quality. For more information, visit www.streetlinks.com opr www.flagstar.com.  
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