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United One Resources is pleased to offer Freddie Mac's
Home Value Explorer® (HVE) as part of our family of risk management information
services. Freddie Mac's Home Value Explorer® has become the industry
leader in a vital part of today's home equity and mortgage industry. Since their introduction
over ten years ago, automated valuation models (AVMs) have become increasingly precise,
reliable, safe and essential tools for all home equity and mortgage lending professionals.
AVMs minimize cost, risk, and processing time, enabling your real estate lending success
with a faster, less expensive property valuation than a traditional appraisal.
Although many AVMs exist in the market, they are not all
created equal. HVE is the only AVM that provides national coverage in 2,400 counties
in all 50 states. Using a combination of proprietary and public record data sources,
no other valuation model covers as many states or Metropolitan Statistical Areas.
This powerful tool is also very versatile, allowing you to order reports individually
or in a large batch. Whether you are processing a mortgage or home equity loan or collecting
a debt, HVE can provide fast, safe, quality information to enable your mortgage
and home equity lending success.
Please consult the
attached brochure 
for additional information about this new product.
A member of United One Resources' team would be pleased
to talk with you about this or any of our risk management information services in
more detail. Please contact our office at 800-WE-CLOSE, ext. 2839, or send an e-mail
to info@unitedoneresources.com.
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are imposing a significant increase in fees for borrowers who have FICO scores between 620 and 680.
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