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Landmark Network’s Appraisal Services Added to ReverseVision's LOS

Jun 25, 2014

ReverseVision, Inc. has announced the addition of Landmark Network’s appraisal services to ReverseVision’s Reverse Loan Origination System (RLOS) platform, RV Exchange (RVX). RVX offers a library of tightly integrated services that help streamline the lending process. The addition of Landmark Network’s appraisal service enables ReverseVision users to simply order an appraisal with the click of a button. Not only does the integration place the order, but it also automatically updates the loan record with details from Landmark as the appraisal is being processed. “Being able to order an appraisal from us, and then have the status and results automatically feedback into ReverseVision is a powerful tool for our clients,” said Erik Richard, chief executive officer. “Users will be able to spend more time focusing on core tasks and less time tracking their appraisal submissions.” The integrated appraisal service also stores both the final appraisal and the appraisal invoice within RVX (attached directly to the loan). “Landmark is one of the most widely used appraisal services in the reverse mortgage space, and our clients will really benefit from this one-click integration,” said President and CEO of ReverseVision John Button. “Faster workflow with fewer errors—an excellent benefit to our customers.”
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