Why Evaluations Create Compliance Risk
Evaluations are a legitimate, regulated product, when they're done consistently and documented properly.
Evaluation or Appraisal?
The line between an evaluation and an appraisal matters, regulators expect the distinction to be clear, and blurring it creates compliance exposure.
Inconsistent Workflows
Without a defined process, every evaluation looks different. Inconsistency makes review harder and evaluation policies difficult to enforce.
Thin Documentation
IAEG expects evaluations to be supported and documented. Ad hoc write-ups leave gaps that examiners and auditors find.
How InsightEval Keeps Evaluations Compliant
Guided IAEG-Compliant Workflow
- Step-by-step evaluation process
- Built around IAEG requirements
- Consistent structure across assignments
- Nothing skipped, nothing improvised
Location & Market Analytics
- Integrated location analysis
- Market condition and trend data
- Neighborhood and submarket context
- Data-supported conclusions
Clear Appraisal Distinction
- Clearly labeled as an evaluation
- Scope and limitations stated up front
- Never confused with an appraisal
- Stays in its regulatory lane
Documented for Your Policy
- Output aligned to your evaluation policy
- Audit-ready documentation
- Consistent, reviewable deliverables
- Support for examiner questions
4 Steps to a Policy-Ready Evaluation
Define the Scope
Confirm the assignment qualifies as an evaluation and set the scope clearly
Analyze the Market
Pull integrated location and market analytics for data-supported conclusions
Follow the Workflow
Complete the guided, IAEG-compliant process, consistent every time
Deliver & Document
Produce a clearly labeled evaluation documented for your evaluation policy