The Valuation Product Suite is geared at modernizing the appraisal process and assisting in compliance with new Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac programs that make it easier to get loans approved without an appraisal.
Source: Inman News
Computer vision pioneer Restb.ai unleashes its tech on valuations
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