StreetLinks National Appraisal Services, an Indianapolis-based appraisal management company (AMC), is offering a performance guarantee to its clients that the company says will ensure its appraisals are consistent and accurate. The AMC has a $1m fund to pay performance penalties to clients if an appraisal doesn’t stand up to a their standards, including guaranteeing the geographic competence and proximity of StreetLinks’ appraisers to subject properties. “With so many lenders using multiple AMCs or auto-routing technology these days, we are essentially guaranteeing that StreetLinks will outperform anyone else,” said Tony Ebeyer, StreetLinks chief operating officer. “Our clients put their time, reputation and money on the line with every loan transaction, every day. Now they have an appraisal management partner that does too,” said Steve Haslam, StreetLinks CEO. Write to Austin Kilgore.
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