Expanding its commitment to industry-leading customer service, a la mode today announced a dedicated client service team for enterprise users of its document eSigning solution, SureDocs.
It pays—in my opinion—to be an original. Why do I mention this? I’m very impressed with the GSEs moving to mandate e-appraisals through the Veros platform using MISMO standards. I think it will really benefit the industry. It will push us into this century vs. mortgage always being a century behind. Yes I said a […]
a la mode announced today that Veros Real Estate Solutions has integrated their VeroSELECT and Valuation Risk Management (VRM) products with Mercury Network’s vendor management platform.
a la mode announced today that Axios Valuation Solutions has now fully integrated their appraisal management operations with a la mode’s Mercury Network Vendor Management Platform (VMP).
a la mode today announced its new Client Relations department dedicated exclusively to Mercury Network clients. Mercury Network is the dominant online appraisal Vendor Management Platform (VMP), allowing lenders and AMCs to order and manage appraisals (using their own appraisers or accessing the largest nationwide appraiser network in Mercury), all while remaining in full compliance […]
Lenders need a common-sense approach to collateral valuation policy that embraces three key components: Regulatory compliance, quality assurance and fraud management. This three-legged-stool approach can keep valuation risk at bay.
Lenders are under more regulatory compliance scrutiny than ever, especially as consumers engage lawyers nationwide in foreclosure, valuation, and predatory lending lawsuits — many of which are turned into class actions.
Question: What is it going to take for the lending industry to better understand there are alternatives to AMCs when it comes to maintaining HVCC compliance?
Appraisers are used to toiling away in relative obscurity, but suddenly the national spotlight is shining on the industry, and in an area that normally is shrouded in comparative secrecy: Fees. More interestingly, people outside the profession are actually worried that appraisal fees may be too low, not too high.
