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Introducing AIVAA — in-house valuation

AIVAA.
AI Valuation & Analytics Assessment.

Commercial property evaluations in hours, not weeks.

An in-house, audit-ready evaluation built on twelve public and licensed data sources. Three valuation approaches. One transparent report your credit committee can read.

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Not an appraisal. AIVAA is a property evaluation consistent with the Interagency Appraisal & Evaluation Guidelines. State-certified appraisals are required for federally-related commercial transactions above $500,000.

How AIVAA works

From submitted address to credit-committee-ready report in under two hours.

Address submitted

1 min

Borrower or analyst submits a commercial property address. AIVAA resolves the parcel, ownership, and geography spine.

12-source data synthesis

15 min

Pulls PropertyRadar, ATTOM, FRED, BLS, Census ACS, FBI UCR, Shovels.ai, Cloud CMA, OSM and CREquity internal engines into a single record.

Three-approach valuation

45 min

Sales Comparison (IQR + clustered comps), Cost Approach (Method B, BLS PPI), Income Approach (cap rate + DSCR). Liquidation stress case included.

Audit-ready PDF

<2 hrs

Reconciled value, underwriting outputs (LTV, feasibility, loan sizing), compliance disclosures, and a full input + adjustment audit trail.

What's inside the report

Twelve sections, three valuation approaches, one transparent PDF — built so a credit committee can read it without an analyst translating.

01

Property identification

Address, parcel ID, legal description, zoning, lot, flood zone, prior transfers.

02

Physical characteristics

GLA, beds, baths, year built, condition, waterfront / shoreline, permits, renovations.

03

Market analysis

Census tract, OSM, ATTOM N2 boundaries; ACS demographics; FBI UCR crime; absorption and luxury velocity.

04

Sales Comparison Approach

IQR outlier screen, k-means clustering, FRED FHFA HPI time-adjustment, GLA / lot / location / waterfront / view adjustments.

05

Cost Approach

Method B replacement-cost build-up using BLS PPI materials + construction services; depreciation across physical, functional, external.

06

Income Approach

Market rent, vacancy, OpEx, NOI, cap rate, DSCR, USPAP-style direct capitalization conclusion.

07

Liquidation / stress case

Forced-sale discount calibrated by the Market Volatility Index. Orderly-liquidation floor for downside underwriting.

08

Final reconciliation

Weights and reconciles SCA, Cost, and Income indications into a single value with a risk-adjusted band.

09

Underwriting outputs

LTV, feasibility score, loan-sizing, flag list — handed straight to your credit committee or AI underwriter.

10

Compliance & disclosures

Scope-of-work statement, data-source disclosures, USPAP-style framing positioned as an IAEG evaluation.

11

Audit trail

Every input and every adjustment logged with source and timestamp. Reviewable by examiners and credit committees.

12

Data transparency

Per-source lineage. When a feed is unavailable, AIVAA shows it instead of papering over the gap.

Data spine

Twelve sources, one record

Every AIVAA report is built from these feeds. Public data, licensed APIs, and CREquity's internal modeling engines — all logged in the audit trail.

PropertyRadar
Subject, parcels, transactions, comps
ATTOM Data Solutions
Property detail, permits, schools, N2 boundary
FRED (FHFA HPI)
Time-adjustment of comparable sales
BLS PPI
Materials + construction services inflation
U.S. Census ACS
Tract demographics, employment, migration
FBI Crime Data Explorer
State UCR crime indexing
Shovels.ai
Independent permit feed (20-year lookback)
Cloud CMA
MLS-backed Quick CMA supplement
OpenStreetMap
Neighborhood and admin boundaries
CREquity view engine v1
Heuristic view-quality scoring
CREquity MSI / MVI
Market stability & volatility composite
CREquity comp engine
IQR outlier screen + k-means clustering

Why it's different from a traditional appraisal

AIVAA isn't an appraisal replacement above the federal threshold — it's the evaluation that fits below it, and the pre-underwriting layer that fits above it.

Turnaround
Traditional

2–4 weeks (vendor scheduling, site inspection, draft, review)

AIVAA

Under 2 hours, end-to-end

Cost
Traditional

$2,500–$5,000+ per commercial appraisal

AIVAA

Flat platform fee — see /pricing-policy

Transparency
Traditional

PDF deliverable; reviewer-only access to the working file

AIVAA

Every input and adjustment logged in-report with source attribution

Audit trail
Traditional

Workpaper retention is the appraiser's responsibility

AIVAA

Immutable per-source lineage. Examiner-ready by default

Data refresh
Traditional

Static at point of inspection — stale by funding date

AIVAA

Live pull at request time. Re-run any AIVAA in minutes

Regulatory framing
Traditional

USPAP appraisal — required above $500K commercial transactions

AIVAA

IAEG-aligned evaluation — fits ≤$500K + pre-underwriting screening above

Frequently asked

Compliance, scope, and methodology — the questions credit officers and bank examiners actually ask.

Ready to see AIVAA on your next commercial deal?

Submit a property — we'll return a sample AIVAA evaluation so you can see the full report structure, audit trail, and reconciled value before you commit to anything.

AIVAA is an evaluation, not an appraisal. State-certified appraisals are required for federally-related commercial real estate transactions above $500,000.