1 minute readLenders that use Oxford, Miss.-based FNC’s Appraisal Port real estate collateral information software can now access appraisals provided by Dartappraisal.com. The direct link between the two products streamlines the appraisal process and saves time, the two companies said, which is achieved with a secure, two-way link between the two pieces of software. The new function helps lenders maintain Home Valuation Code of Conduct compliance for appraisal services. “The integration of DartAppraisal.com with FNC is an ideal combination of leading mortgage industry technologies,” said DartAppraisal.com president Darton Case in a statement. “Our stringent quality control measures and streamlined processes offer proven results to our clients,” he added. Write to Austin Kilgore.
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