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Pro Teck announces Appraisal Order Portal for the wholesale/retail market

Mar 16, 2010

Pro Teck Valuations Services, a real estate valuation and risk solutions provider, has announced the expansion of its services by offering a configurable Appraisal Order Portal for wholesale and retail mortgage origination. The platform, already in use by top national mortgage wholesalers, is designed to meet the national appraisal needs of the market; including regulatory, investor and Home Valuation Code of Conduct (HVCC) requirements. With a streamlined interface, multiple payment options, robust status reporting capabilities and the quality demanded today, Pro Teck’s solution does away with the need for a third party ordering platform and truly simplifies the appraisal management process. For more information, visit www.protk.com. 
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