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“Timothy Coester is one of the most highly respected real estate appraisers in the washington D.C. area and has a reputation for training quality appraisers”

Due Diligence for Loan Pools and Loss Mitigation


 

Due Diligence is about much more than just AVMs, BPOs, reviews and appraisals. It's about truly understanding the market.

We have some of the best in the nation working with us and offer them to you. Through our own extensive first hand experience and with assistance from sister company Jaymes Financial Inc (JFI) we offer an insider’s perspective on a property.

Coester Appraisal Group can go as deep as the client needs. We offer full cycle support of a forensic investigation of an individual loan or 100,000. Our staff appraisers, experienced advisors and affiliated companies can add tremendous value to you and your organization.

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Repurchase/Buyback assistance and Reconciliations:
With Loan repurchase requests becoming more of an everyday occurrence rather than a once in a career scenario, having an experienced company handling your repurchase and buyback requests is a sure way to save your company and save your company money. Your companies protection is our #1 concern and  we know exactly what to do to assure your best bet in mitigating risk.

 

Buyback/Reconciliations Services:

-Review of claims letters

-Retrospective field reviews

-Rebuttal Letters


Article in MBA Newslink "Hot Potato Mortgage Style"

 

Forensic valuations:

Forensic valuations provide a wealth of information and can provide insight and prospective on the market conditions on a previous date. Forensic or retrospective valuations is simply a valuation based on a previous date and is a tool for your company to get an accurate valuation of a property.

 

Types of forensic valuations:

1. Retrospective Review - Provides a review on a previous appraisal report done at a previous point in time. This is typically done by a field review or desk review.

2. Retrospective Appraisal - Done by drive-by or full inspection (if access is available). This is essentially an appraisal done a previous date. In a normal appraisal the date of the inspection is the "effective date" of the appraisal. In this case the effective date is based on a previous date. It could be a few months before or years.

 

Fraud detection:

Dectecting fraud is all about knowing the tricks of the trade. Over our 40 years of experience in valuations we have seen them all and have various tools and techniques to determine if fraud was a factor on a particular file or pool of loans.


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