Would be higher Would be higher, but Dallas didn't get the updates that we saw demo'd last year at the North Texas Chapter Appraisal Institute conference. It showed a lot more features that had been or were about to be rolled out in other cities.

Data Master is great, but... Data Master is great, but...! The key is, it saves you time and helps to create accuracy. The only issue I've had is the 1004MC. The good news is that at some point it won't be required by lenders, but I do NOT want to see it disappear in Data Master as it's valuable for determining some adjustments like time and differences in neighborhood values (Location adjustments). Depending on the settings, it can give conflicting results in the "listing" results when compared with other 1004MC programs like ARMLS.

Every time your company does an update… Every time your company does an update I have to call you to get the program to work again. Also, in each area all of the appraiser would generally want you to extract the same data and put it in the same place on the forms. However, you have each individual set it up. I would like to have mine set-up the way another appraiser that I have confidence in has set his up.

Horrible company, Horrible Customer Service, Horrible Product Horrible company, horrible customer service, horrible product. I have never experienced worse customer service. The software hasn't worked for a week now and I have been back and forth over 15 times with monkeys at this company. No one has fixed the problem and they eventually just stopped responding to me. I hope every appraiser considering Datamaster reads this and decides against using them.

It saves me so much time It saves me so much time. Occasionally it will download data that is incorrect into the market conditions form, such as saying there are 4 competing listings, when there are 3, and I have only checked 3 for export. That is the only reason I don't give 5 stars. Excellent customer service.