Evincere
Elite Member
- Joined
- Dec 30, 2002
- Professional Status
- Certified Residential Appraiser
- State
- Florida
I was giving some details. They said they didn't want a value. But they did want the appraiser to grade the comparable as 1) Best available 2) Acceptable 3)Unacceptable.
I believe she said if acceptable or unacceptable was marked , new comparables had to be re-gridded . At least one new comparable, and maybe more for unacceptable.
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Valligent, the valuation provider formerly known as EAS, has released the Desktop Risk and Valuation Engine (DRiVE), a new product suite the company describes as an alternative to broker price opinions (BPOs).
"Over the past several years, our industry has witnessed a huge degradation in the quality of property valuations," says Jeremy McCarty, Valligent's CEO. "Five million BPOs are performed every year, and while they are very inexpensive, a growing addiction to these inferior valuation products has contributed to the crisis of confidence we’re seeing in our industry today."
And how does an Appraisers review of these BPOs generate new confidence?
Each DRiVE report includes detailed property information, local market trends and a foreclosure risk analysis developed by one of Valligent's certified senior review appraisers, the company says. Each (E&O INSURED) appraiser is trained and licensed in compliance with Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice and all appropriate regulations in their respective jurisdictions.
Oh. But they left out the obvious stated in red. Could it be that confidence is generated by virtue of the Appraisers E&O Insurance which realtors who initially perform these addictive BPO products do not have nor are required to carry to do business. It would appear to me that the fee of $50 being offered for these new products is not really much more than what was paid to the Realtor for the BPO the Appraiser is charged with reconciling.