Valuation Views

PropertyRx eliminates guesswork from lending scenarios

There now exists a unique collateral system experience for mortgage lenders. Valuation Partners recently launched Property Rx, a valuation platform that equips lenders with a single point of contact for ordering and receiving a suite of valuation products and services, which can be delivered as quickly as 24 hours. No matter the lending situation or lending scenario, PropertyRx can create a custom solution that will fit a lender’s needs.

Let's Connect in Atlantic City!

Connect with William Fall, Clint Reinhardt and Jason Kitch at the 2019 Regional Conference of Mortgage Bankers Associations. Contact jkitch@valuationpartners.com to schedule a meeting to discuss your appraisal process and needs.

Summit Valuation Names Jayson Dammen Vice President of National Accounts

Summit Valuation Solutions, a William Fall Group company and a nationwide provider of post-closing valuation services, is pleased to announce that Jayson Dammen has joined the company’s team as vice president of national accounts.

Hybrid valuation solution can be deployed according to a lender's risk evaluation

In today’s ever-changing lending environment, rising origination costs and regulatory burdens are prompting lenders to look for reliable solutions that leverage convenience and speed at an affordable price — especially in the valuation space. With the expertise from of over 35 years in the business, Valuation Partners recognized the market’s need for a hybrid valuation solution and developed its Property Rx to meet that need.

Where the Real Estate Market is Headed in 2019: A Primer

2019 is going to be an interesting year for home buyers. High-dollar regions like the Bay Area, NYC, and other financial hubs show signs of slowing down. In less dense/regulated markets home builders are adding more inventory which should stabilize or lower prices in smaller markets. Lenders are under pressure from shareholders to reduce barriers to entry for home buyers, which will also have a positive effect on the ability for consumers to obtain home purchasing/refinancing credit. This credit easing is largely due to the fact that many experts are predicting double-digit declines in the larger housing market.

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