AppraisalWorks Launches New Tech Platform

Jun 03, 2020

Director of Events

AppraisalWorks launched a new platform, designed to streamline the real estate appraisal process and drive down costs for lenders, servicer and appraisal management companies. The platform will bring stakeholders into the appraisal process to offer communication with lenders, borrowers, processors and appraisers.

"AppraisalWorks gives lenders and servicers a single, web-based technology platform for managing their own appraisals. Lenders and servicers can manage all appraisals and loan types from a single interface," according to the company. "With both the community and enterprise versions of AppraisalWorks, lenders gain access to a nationwide, pre-screened network of licensed or certified appraisers. In addition, lenders have the option to onboard in-house appraisers and appraisal management companies."

Among the key features of the platform are:

►Built-in and customizable business rules ensure process and compliance adherence
►Process automation with patented workflows that span the full lifecycle of the appraisal process
►Ability to configure work queues and workflows to match each company’s unique processes and operating procedures
►Flexible reporting and analytics to allow for greater insight and business improvement

Click here to learn more about the new AppraisalWorks platform.

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Navi Persaud

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Navi Persaud is Director of Events at NMP.

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