On a daily - even hourly basis, appraisers are inundated with "request for quote" and other order emails from their AMC & lender clients. Dealing with this influx of emails is a major time sink and quite frankly, a huge annoyance.
Tune in to "Appraisers on Purpose" and discover how appraisers can harness the power of technology to excel in their field. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation: Empowering Appraisers in a Tech-Driven World with Chase Pursley, founder of Appraisal Inbox, and host - Michael Hobbs.
In this episode of The Appraisal Buzzcast, host Hal Humphreys speaks with Chase Pursley, Founder of Appraisal Inbox. Chase tells us about his history in the industry, as well as how technology is changing the way appraisals are done.
We're excited to introduce our latest feature, Client Form. The Client Form allows your existing (and even new clients) to submit appraisal orders via a unique order link. New order requests flow direcly into your Appraisal Inbox and both you and your client receive an email confirmation of the new order submission.
Nobody likes filling out forms, especially appraisers. And in the valuation profession, there's a lot of redundant data entry. At Appraisal Inbox, one of our big goals is to save appraisers time by reducing the amount of double entry and time spent digging through multiple sources of data.
In an era where technological advancements are quickly reshaping entire industries, the appraisal profession and valuation industry is no exception. AI for Valuation Professionals, our upcoming Lunch & Learn webinar series, is designed to foster insightful discussions and networking among industry professionals.
In the lifecycle of an appraisal assignment there are various "to-dos" - tasks that need to be completed. For example, everything from scheduling the inspection, pulling property records, selecting comps, writing the report, delivering it for review and everything in between.
For appraisal teams, manually tracking fee splits and commissions is a time consuming and error-prone process. In the age of the bifurcated appraisal, there might be a primary appraiser, a trainee, a data-entry or research assistant and an internal reviewer on a single assignment.
With the massive growth of web-based business tools over the last decade, the ability to connect your services is more important than ever. Siloed applications that can't communicate with each other are going the way of the dinosaur (as are appraisers who refuse to learn and adopt modern tools).
A typical appraisal assignment often has a number of fees and expenses which need to be tracked. For example, the order might have been engaged at a specific fee. But your client needs the order quicker than usual and is willing to pay an 8% rush charge.