Rethinking our approach to Appraisal Quality

Appraisal quality is under a microscope, but the typical industry approach of reviewing after the appraisal has been completed limits what can be done. In this webinar, we’ll look at the proactive measures in technology adoption, process improvement and vendor management that can truly move the needle on appraisal quality.

Our experts will:

  • Define the pillars of appraisal quality
  • Outline a framework for well-supported, bias-free, accurate, and consistent appraisals
  • Help you set goals for improving appraisal quality
  • Empower you to adopt a holistic perspective of appraisals from start to finish

Register now for a comprehensive exploration of elevating appraisal quality!

Date & Time:  March 27th, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Jaro

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Meet the Panel:

Scott-Reuter-

Scott Reuter
Chief Appraiser and Director of Valuation,
Single Family Division, Freddie Mac

Gareth Borcherds

Gareth Borcherds
Managing Director,
Ascent Software Group

Lee Trice

Lee Trice
Managing Director of Opteon USA,
Opteon

Vin Vomero

Vin Vomero
CEO,
FoxyAI

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