After nearly a year of intense talk about the use and accuracy of automated valuation models, little has changed. Lenders remain, rightly so, skeptical of AVMs and while providers have tweaked and upgraded their products, their accuracy remains questionable. Even the effort to develop standard confidence scores has all but stalled out because it is difficult to find a starting point to standardize first. The Mortgage Bankers Association outlined some of these concerns in a position paper on AVMs in July. “Automated valuation...