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Massachusetts
Appraisal management in Massachusetts.
We are licensed as an appraisal management company in Massachusetts, license number 66. It is where the firm is, and one of the six New England states on our map. The same promise applies here as everywhere else: one named person on your file, a licensed or certified appraiser reading every report before it reaches you, and a line staffed Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time.
Licensing
Who registers appraisal management companies in Massachusetts?
The Board of Registration of Real Estate Appraisers, which is the agency the federal Appraisal Subcommittee lists for Massachusetts, and the requirement to register is written into Chapter 112, Section 277 of the General Laws.
Our Massachusetts number is at the top of this page, and it is printed beside the other eleven on the coverage page, so the person running your third party risk review can check it without asking us for it first. The certificate itself goes into the file we send when you ask.
The agency is named and the links were checked in September 2026. We link the source rather than summarize it: what the rule requires of your institution is a question for your own policy, not for a vendor's paraphrase.
Working with us
What does working with us in Massachusetts look like?
The same as it looks anywhere else on our map, which is the point of a firm this size. You are given one named account manager rather than a queue, and the people who answer the telephone are the people who can open your file.
Massachusetts asks a lot of an appraiser: older housing stock, condominiums and two to four unit homes across Greater Boston and the North and South Shores, seasonal homes on Cape Cod and the Islands, and Worcester County, the Pioneer Valley and the Berkshires each a market of its own.
Massachusetts is the home state, and it is one of six New England states we are licensed in, so a lender working across the region keeps one account and one named contact for all of them. Orders reach us through the ordering platform or loan origination system your team already runs, or by telephone.
The whole of it, moment by moment through a file, is on the service promise page; the systems we connect to are named on the technology page; and what a lender account takes to open is on the lenders page.
What you get
- One named account manager who knows your files and your overlays
- A line staffed Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time. 97% of the calls to it during those hours over three months, May through July 2026, were answered
- Every report is reviewed by a licensed or certified appraiser and checked against our comprehensive quality control checklist before it reaches you.
- Ordering through the system your team already uses, or by telephone
- The vendor file for whoever runs your third party risk review, sent when you ask
Measured from the firm's own telephone records over three months, May through July 2026, during stated hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time, with stated holidays excluded, and confirmed by ownership review.
Questions
Are you licensed as an appraisal management company in Massachusetts?
Yes. Our Massachusetts license number is 66, printed at the top of this page and beside the other eleven on the coverage page.
Who answers a Massachusetts file?
The same desk that answers for every state we are licensed in, staffed Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time. One named account manager is on your file, and the people who answer the telephone are the people who can open it.
Which other states are you licensed in?
Eleven more: Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Vermont. If you lend in more than one of them, one account and one named contact covers all of them.
How do we open an account for Massachusetts orders?
Call (508) 850-9090 first, ask for the vendor file for your third party risk team, and register the account last. There are no setup fees and no long-term contract to sign. The order of it is set out on the lenders page, and you can start it through the contact form.
Moving your orders from another appraisal management company? The steps, and what stays under your control, are on the switching page.
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The first call is with our Appraisal Operations Manager, not a call center.
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time
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