First American eAppraiseIT, Poway, Calif., has announced the introduction of a valuation tool that it says offers quick, low-cost, accurate values for credit decisions, loss mitigation, portfolio analysis, and quality assurance. The standard Data Assist report verifies a property's legal address and ownership and includes three closed-sale comparables from the subject property's market area, the company said. Data Assist with Listings offers the same information, plus three current listings that are similar to the subject property. "Many lenders are now looking for more alternatives [to automated valuation models]," said Michael Fosser, senior vice president of business development for eAppraiseIT. "Data Assist can provide a high level of confidence without adding significant cost or delay to these transactions." The company can be found online at http://www.eappraiseit.com.
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