Common use of FORENSIC REVIEW Clause in Contracts

FORENSIC REVIEW. The term “Forensic Review” means the trained real estate analyst review of an original appraisal completed within the last two (2) years. In conducting the Forensic Review, the trained real estate analyst retrieves comparable sales from the time of origination and compares with those provided on the original report. The Forensic Review is used to determine whether the original appraisal was inadequately completed and the value was not accurately representative of the property at the time of origination.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Services Agreement (Altisource Residential Corp), Master Services Agreement (Altisource Residential Corp)

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FORENSIC REVIEW. The term “Forensic Review” means the trained real estate analyst review of an original appraisal completed within the last two (2) years. In conducting the Forensic Review, the trained real estate analyst retrieves comparable sales from the time of origination and compares with those provided on the original report. The Forensic Review is used to determine whether the original appraisal was inadequately completed and the value was not accurately representative of the property at the time of origination.. (T-3748) Confidential

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Services Agreement (Altisource Portfolio Solutions S.A.), Master Services Agreement (Altisource Residential Corp)

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