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Whether you are looking for valuations for high-value homes, main street homes, condos, co-ops, commercial properties, manufactured homes, log cabins, or farms and ranches, our patented estimator can quickly calculate the cost of replacing a residential, commercial or farm structure, and provide you with a complete valuation report.
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As the leading provider of web-based property valuation solutions, e2Value can assist you with all of your Insurance-to-Value (ITV) and collateral value monitoring needs.
Benefits
e2Value provides fast, accurate and easy-to-use property valuation tools that easily integrate with your existing systems to expedite information sharing and decision making among the sales, underwriting, asset valuation, predictive modeling and claims functions.
Our Products
e2Value’s patented estimator can provide accurate valuations for residential properties of any size or style.
e2Value is proud to offer the only web-based estimator that is solely dedicated to farm and ranch structures.
e2Value’s easy-to-use estimators can produce accurate valuations for virtually any commercial structure.
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The online residential and commercial estimator that produces instant valuations with only the property’s address.
Inspect Connect
Inspect Connect is a service by e2Value that provides Insurers with the ability to connect with homeowners for the purpose of developing instant valuations.
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ITV a growing concern for mobile manufactured homes amid rising risks
The current inventory of mobile manufactured homes, which accounts for more than 6 percent of the U.S. housing sector, is aging, increasing the risks facing property owners and insurers.
For insurers, investments in technology need to benefit the bottom line
Insurers are stepping up their investments in technology after several lean years during the recession, with a focus on replacing legacy systems and drawing on more data sources to better predict losses.
Mixed-use properties leveled in East Harlem explosion
Two buildings in East Harlem were destroyed on Wednesday morning, March 12, 2014, in an explosion that authorities believe may have been caused by a gas leak.
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