Why pay for 3,6 software

[glenn walker]

That's clever wicked thinking you have going on there, haha.

If their that smart that's the Team
to be on because they have a good future in the appraisal or lenders world moving forward.

 

[cashcatz]

If their that smart that's the Team
to be on because they have a good future in the appraisal or lenders world moving forward.

Or just stacks of VC cash to burn.

 

[Doug DeMars]

The 3.6 cloud-base system is not "software" in the traditional sense. Rather, it is SaaS / Software as a Service via browser connection. It is an online system for entering data and uploading files (Photos and exhibits). I have all but given up on ACI. I may need to switch to alamode for GPAR work since everything ACI is moving toward "all cloud all the time" in the near future (so I have heard). The desktop "software" for alamode will be useful for legacy workflow for GPAR work.

 

[Doug DeMars]

I tried the Reggora SaaS and it appears to be generally user friendly. If and when I am forced to complete a 3.6, I may use their free SaaS. Maybe

 

[RCA]

UAD 3.6 software, by itself, probably doesn't deserve to be paid for - unless it is downloadable and you are able to run it on your own machine. Then it probably has some positive worth. How much, I don't know.

As far as uploading appraisal data, it mostly gets uploaded to the GSEs anyway. If the GSEs have a lot of confidence in certain appraisers, those appraisals may wind up being used as benchmarks to compare other appraisals against from time to time. Otherwise, I don't think they necessarily have that much worth, especially in this day and age - except, I suppose, in rural areas or areas where data is poor.

 

[Tom D]

Video games are free to play, but the addon's to advance do add up in costs to the player.

 

[alebrewer]

What I can't figure out is why anyone else cares what someone is using? If it works for them, it works for them. Lots of Karens...

 

[Non Sequitur]

Regorra is free and intends to stay that way. Why pay ACI or anybody else?

Hard no for me. Regorra owns an AMC (Appraisal Marketplace). I will not give my competition access to my client info. Make no mistake, if they can data mine living area, etc. they can data mine client info.

 

[nauthead]

I am assuming that Regorra only provides the 3.6 forms. So, unless you only appraise properties under the 3.6 format, you will still have to get other forms from elsewhere, like a vacant land form, GPAR and the like.

 

[Zoe]

I am assuming that Regorra only provides the 3.6 forms. So, unless you only appraise properties under the 3.6 format, you will still have to get other forms from elsewhere, like a vacant land form, GPAR and the like.

That could be a problem plus all the bells and whistles like Total has.