iMVI provides risk mitigation for individual properties, portfolios and loan pools. With iMVI you can test 100% of your loan pool in a matter of seconds — making better decisions with rich intelligence down to the individual loan.

  • Rapidly analyzes thousands of properties.
  • Risk indicators based upon your unique tolerance.
  • Drills down to the market segment for accurate risk assessment.
  • Compares loan level results to the county, MSA and state.

iMVI is a new micro-resolution house price index that provides a granular view of neighborhood market conditions.  iMVI is capable of analyzing volatility nationwide by state, MSA, county and zip code. iMVI takes it one step further by analyzing to the individual house and its unique neighborhood for current, accurate and verifiable data related to conditions that affect value.

Unlike any other housing index, the iMVI is based upon the entire population of "arms length" sales, separated by transaction type, to establish unique indexes by property type.  Neighborhood segments are composed of demographically, economically, and socially similar micro-geographies with similar housing characteristics, located nearby one another and within the same county.  Multiple, distinct indexes are created based upon property type (e.g., detached single family residence, condo, etc.).

The iMVI includes "non-conforming" and conventional sales and excludes refinancing mortgages capturing slower market adjustments.

The iMVI reports change in median price per square foot sales price, based upon actual recorded sales of greater than 1,500 sales, within a given iSegment each quarter. The subject iSegment is comprised of the same type of home (e.g., SFR versus condo) characterized by similar attributes and price volatility. The report provides two years of volatility data; 7 historical quarters, 1 current and 1 future quarter forecast.

iMVI may be configured to monitor and analyze your portfolio routinely for performance and as a risk mitigation measure. High risk properties may be automatically escalated for valuation services including AVM, BPO, appraisal and reconciliation services.

Proactive risk mitigation.

  • Proactive portfolio risk mitigation.
  • High-risk property escalation.
  • Review of historical and current trends provideimmediate alert to volatile markets and high risk properties.

Designed for your operation.

  • Leverage your tolerance rules and escalation policies to quickly isolate high risk loans.
  • Available for individual properties, portfolios and loan pools.

The most accurate market volatility index.

  • iMVI uses the entire population of "arms length" sales to establish its index. And, iMVI includes "non-conforming" and conventional sales capturing slower market adjustments not reflected in the FHFA monthly index (formerly called the OFHEO monthly house price index).
  iMVI FHFA S&P
Purpose Precise measurement of volatility to individual mortgages Broad measurement of movement of SFD values Broad composite of single family home price indices
Published Real-time Quarterly Monthly
Lag Time None 3 months 2 months
Data Source All free market transactions from closed normalized and non-duplicated public and tax transactions Conforming, conventional
mortgages purchased or securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac
County assessor and recorder
Property Types All types separated to create unique indexes by property type SFD SFD with 2 or more recorded arms-length transactions
Refi's Included No Yes No
Geographic Resolution Neighborhood segments CBSAs or MDs; never smaller than an entire county — 2/3 are comprised of two or more entire counties 9 US Census Divisions
Index More than 15,000 individual indices segmented by property type and geography Weighted price trends equally for all properties Value-weighted; price trends for more expensive homes have greater influence
Coverage 100% National 381 large geographic areas covering 1,092 of 3,294 county or county equivalent entities Missing 13 States
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