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Real Estate Information Professionals Association
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Real Estate Information Professionals Association (REIPA)

A national trade association (www.reipa.org) for professionals and corporations involved in providing real estate and public record information in the United States.It has spearheaded the drive to deal with standards in automated valuation model (AVM) technology,which is being used more and more by home lenders for property evaluation,rather than traditional appraisals.



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This paper can be downloaded directly from the REIPA website, www.
The Collateral Assessment and Technologies Committee (CATC) of REIPA came out against Fitch Ratings Agency Tuesday May 4.
About the Collateral Assessment & Technologies Committee The CATC of REIPA was formed for the primary purpose of increasing the awareness and education of collateral assessment technologies and their derivatives.
 
 
 
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