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Valuation Partners Develops New Purchase Appraisal Process

Aug 20, 2015
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Valuation Partners has announced that it has developed a new purchase appraisal process to help meet the growing demand for fast, high-quality valuations on purchase transactions. The company's proprietary purchase appraisal process ensures that every appraisal is tracked to avoid delays and undergoes an accelerated quality review, and that final delivery is expedited after inspection.

"Because the mortgage industry is undergoing extraordinary change, purchase appraisals that are accurate, fast, reliable and compliant have become more important than ever," said Bill Fall, chief executive officer of Valuation Partners. "Our new proprietary process for securing high-quality appraisals was designed specifically to meet the industry's growing demand for superior appraisals and appraisal delivery."

Fall noted that independent mortgage bankers, banks and credit unions are in great need of appraisal partners they can trust.

"Obtaining quality appraisals through a process they can rely on is critical to these originators, and our new appraisal offering fills their needs perfectly," Fall said.

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