Incenter Appraisal Management and McKissock Learning Form Desktop Valuation Training Partnership

With Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac accepting desktop appraisals beginning in March, Incenter Appraisal Management and McKissock Learning are partnering to help appraisers update their remote inspection skills in response.

“McKissock Learning and Incenter Appraisal Management are equally focused on empowering appraisers to remain the key stakeholders in the appraisal process. RemoteVal™ training will help appraisers spend more time on professional analyses while maintaining overall control of the inspection process”

The two organizations will jointly sponsor several webinars for appraisers seeking to master new remote inspection/desktop appraisal solutions, which will increasingly become requirements for their success.

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“Non-QM/Non-Agency lenders and credit unions are already seeking out AMCs and appraisal firms who offer remote appraisals. The GSE announcements about March 2022 start dates for desktop appraisals will likely lead to widespread adoption and lender usage. We are excited to enable as many appraisers as possible to take advantage of this emerging demand,” said Mark Walser, President, Incenter Appraisal Management.

The organizations will launch their partnership with a Pro-Series webinar, Desktop Property Inspections with RemoteVal, on Thursday, February 3, 2022, from 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Eastern Time. Additional webinars will be scheduled on an ongoing basis.

“McKissock Learning and Incenter Appraisal Management are equally focused on empowering appraisers to remain the key stakeholders in the appraisal process. RemoteVal™ training will help appraisers spend more time on professional analyses while maintaining overall control of the inspection process,” said Renee Altier, President, Valuation and Property Services, Colibri Group, whose businesses include McKissock Learning.

Developed by Incenter Appraisal Management, RemoteVal™ is a new class of appraiser-centric technology for remote appraisal inspections—while keeping appraisal professionals 100% in control.

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This solution already meets most remote inspection and desktop appraisal guidance and is USPAP compliant, putting appraisers and lenders one step ahead.

“We believe desktop appraisals should be driven by the appraiser for maximum veracity, and RemoteVal allows them to do the inspection remotely while verifying the property condition and measurements,” Mark Walser added.

Using RemoteVal from their desks, appraisers can virtually inspect a property via a homeowner’s smartphone camera, directing them where to point the lens, and snap geographically verified, time-stamped images, video imagery, and closeups. RemoteVal’s built-in digital measuring tape enables appraisers to determine square footage/gross living area measurements, assess a home’s layout, and create the floor plan that the GSEs require.

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