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StreetLinks to be Featured on Fox Business Network

Oct 22, 2010

StreetLinks National Appraisal Services has announced that it will be featured on the Fox Business Network on Saturday, Oct. 23 at 4:30 p.m. (ET) on a segment of 21st Century Business. The segment will focus on StreetLinks' unique and total solution to appraisal management. "In our search for companies with innovative financial solutions, StreetLinks stood out as a unique company," said JL Haber, vice president of programming at Multi-Media Productions. "We are excited to have them as a guest on our program." "We do one thing and we do it better than anyone else, appraisal management," said Steve Haslam, StreetLinks chief executive officer. "We provide the most complete appraisal solution in the industry. We are very pleased to be featured on 21st Century Business and look forward to presenting StreetLinks to their audience." StreetLinks provides appraisals nationwide that are fully compliant with Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and all other current regulations. An innovator in the appraisal management marketplace with its industry-first Certificate of Compliance and recently released SCORe appraisal validation product, StreetLinks manually pre-underwrites every appraisal for compliance with lender guidelines. For more information, visit www.streetlinks.com or www.21cbtv.com.
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