DataMaster for Appraisers

765 East Gordon Avenue, 84041, Layton, United States
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2.90
Based on 20 Reviews

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About DataMaster for Appraisers

Appraisal software that imports MLS and Public Records data into an appraiser’s existing software, filling in the subject, comparables and 1004MC.

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Mark
GB

When adding comparables to a report the… When adding comparables to a report the entire first page of entrees vanishes. This make datamaster worthless as it takes more time to re type the first page of report. SFREP is my software.

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Danielle
GB

people are great people are great program terrible doesn't integrate with Bright/mls as it did with Trend/mls spoke at length about the problem and apparently because I do not have a higher status thru bright it will not integrate with datamaster. Not willing to pay excessive fees so will find another program.

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Ronald
GB

DataMaster is a huge time saver for me DataMaster is a huge time saver for me. It cuts down about an hour on the time required to type up an appraisal. Since it transfers the data of the subject property and each comparable sale as it appears in the MLS and/or the county tax records, it eliminates the chance for typos/errors in data transfer which can often happen when typing everything by hand. Signing up for DataMaster four years ago was one of the smartest things I did for myself and my appraisal work. It has more than paid for itself and I don't think I could go back to doing it the "old" way again.

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Austin
GB

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.

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Mary Ellen Moser, Moser Appraisals
GB

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.

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