Commercial and residential. On the commercial side, Valara reviews narrative reports across property types (multifamily, office, retail, industrial, hospitality, and land), developing the income, sales comparison, and cost approaches the appraiser actually used. It also reviews residential URAR and related forms. PDF in, cited review out.

A few minutes for most reports. Longer narrative commercial reports take a little more, but your reviewer gets the full output, scored and cited, well before a manual first read would be finished.

$50 per credit. A residential review is 1 credit; a commercial review is 3 credits ($150). You get 5 free credits to start, no credit card required. No contracts, no seat licenses. You pay only for what you review and can stop any time.

No. Valara's AI agent does the tedious reading so your reviewers can focus on judgment calls. Think of it as giving each reviewer a detailed pre-read of every file before they open it.

The approaches the appraiser developed: cap rate support and NOI reasonableness in the income approach, comparable selection and adjustment justification in sales comparison, plus USPAP scope, highest and best use, extraordinary assumptions, and the internal consistency of the narrative. On residential, it covers USPAP, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines, FHA requirements, and UAD formatting. Every issue is flagged with its reasoning and a page reference.

Every finding links to the exact page, table, and data point in the original appraisal. Your reviewer clicks through and sees the source. Nothing is summarized away.

Yes. Export as PDF, Markdown, HTML, JSON, or XML. The PDF is formatted to go straight into the loan file for underwriting. Structured formats like JSON and XML are available for integration with your own systems.

Encrypted in transit and at rest. Documents are processed in isolated environments. We do not use your data to train AI models.