Value Connect Inc. has a 4.9-star Google rating from 250 reviews. That is the highest rating and the largest review count among the six appraisal management companies (AMCs) we compared on November 12, 2026.
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It's possible your lender doesn't use us yet. Lenders choose their appraisal management companies (AMCs), and the people who order appraisals see only the AMCs their lender approves. If Value Connect Inc. isn't on your lenders' lists, you haven't...
An appraisal is the only independent opinion of value in your mortgage file. When it’s wrong, you rarely find out at funding. You find out when the loan goes into default and the property won’t cover the balance.
The quick read: the floor that formed in June held through the summer, then softened in September. Sales slipped, listings piled up in several markets, and on October 28 the Bank of Canada raised rates for the first time since 2023. Arrears at private lenders are climbing fastest. Here is what the quarter means for your book.
A guide to the valuation products you can order through Value Connect, and when each one is the right call.
Valique (pronounced V al-I.Q.) is the residential appraisal report-building platform we built for appraisers. This post is about how it gets built.
Why appraisal reports come back from review, and how to avoid the rework
Rework is unpaid work. When a report comes back from review for rework, the appraiser absorbs the cost: another pass through the file, another round of correspondence, and a delay that lands on everyone downstream. Most of the findings that trigger that rework are...
Valique is a residential appraisal report platform made for appraisers
Valique (pronounced Val-I.Q.) is the residential report-building platform we built for Canadian appraisers. Not for lenders, not for mortgage sales professionals, not for file volume. It exists for appraisal professionals who research, write, and sign appraisal reports every...
The Fastest‑Growing Segment in Mortgage Originations. Here’s How You Can Lead It.
Every report you sign carries your name for years. Long after the file closes, someone may pick it up: a lender's reviewer, a client's lawyer, a regulator, or a colleague asking for a second opinion. A defensible report is one the reader can follow from evidence to conclusion without needing you in the room to explain it.