FreeForm UAD mode in WinTOTAL

on June 26, 2012

An a la mode exclusive, having debuted in WinTOTAL Aurora earlier this year, FreeForm UAD mode gives control of the UAD forms back to the appraiser by giving you the option to access UAD fields directly, helping you reduce your turn times and complete your reports that much faster.

Reading the three main UAD documents

on June 22, 2012

Last week, I talked about the importance of understanding the 3 UAD field types, which lets you talk about and coach your clients on the GSE’s UAD requirements. Your clients expect you to know UAD inside and out, and one of the most important things to be able to do with UAD is to cite […]

The Three UAD Field Types

on June 15, 2012

In the long run, your clients are dependent on you to be a UAD expert, and that entails being able to decipher Fannie and Freddie’s rule sets, and competently and authoritatively coach your clients and underwriters about UAD. A full understanding of UAD field types is critical to being able to explain the GSEs' requirements […]

Default Field Data

on June 5, 2012

An alternative to – or used in conjunction with – templates and QuickLists, WinTOTAL and TOTAL 2011's Default Field Data lets you set data to appear in a form field every time you add that form to a report, even in a blank report. Even for those of you who use templates, customizing your default […]

Share your QuickLists over your network

on May 22, 2012

Suppose you work in an office with other appraisers on your WinTOTAL network, and you want to share your QuickLists with everyone, and work from a single “master” set of QuickLists. This could save time – not only from duplicating common field entries, but it could also make your office a little more consistent from […]