Appraisal Modernization:

Workflows, Technology & Industry Readiness

60 Minutes | Live + On-Demand  

Live: June 3, 2026 at 11:00 am Central (Virtual).

On-Demand: If you can't attend live on June 3, 2026, don't worry. All our sessions are recorded for playback any time.

Overview

60‑Minute Live Training | Lender‑Focused | Practical, Workflow‑Ready

UAD 3.6 marks one of the most significant shifts in appraisal reporting and collateral data in over a decade — and its impact on lender workflows will be substantial. This session is designed specifically for who need a clear, business‑focused understanding of how modernization will change data quality, review processes, QC expectations, and downstream usability of appraisal information.

In this 60‑minute session, we translate UAD 3.6 into lender language: what’s changing, why it matters, and how structured data and modernized appraisal practices can strengthen risk visibility, improve review efficiency, and reduce avoidable revision cycles. Participants will see how modern inspection tools, structured field data, market‑supported analytics, and computer‑vision–assisted review contribute to cleaner inputs, more consistent reporting, and more defensible analysis — all without replacing appraiser judgment.

We also outline what successful adoption looks like from the lender side: aligning expectations with AMCs and appraisers, supporting practical training, and preparing internal teams for the shift toward more structured, interoperable collateral data. The session concludes with guided discussion questions to help lenders identify where modernization can reduce friction and create measurable workflow improvements.

Who Should Attend

This session is built for professionals responsible for collateral quality, workflow efficiency, and modernization readiness:

Ideal for

• Lenders

• Lender‑facing vendor managers

• AMCs partnering with lenders on modernization readiness

• QC and collateral review teams

• Risk management and credit policy leaders

• Valuation management and modernization leads

• Operations leaders supporting appraisal workflows

• Data, analytics, and collateral technology teams