HomePuter mainly offers two products: FPS, a real estate appraisal form-processing software package, and TAT AGI from True Adjustment Trends, a pay-per-report analytics service. FPS is more like a traditional Windows desktop appraisal form tool, covering U.S. appraisal workflows such as Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA, VA, AMC, and USPAP addenda. TAT AGI is aimed at appraisers and review appraisers, automatically producing sales comparison analysis, market adjustments, and PDF analysis reports.
FPS focuses on forms, maps, sketches, photo addenda, UAD/FHA EAD compliance checks, comparable-property consistency checks, and MISMO 2.6 XML delivery. Its integrations include AppraisalPort, ENV 2.0, Xome, ACI HotSPOT, and Sky Delivery, and it supports data from MLS, public records, and CSV/TSV/TXT files. TAT AGI emphasizes regression analysis, variable significance, confidence intervals, residual analysis, scatter plots, box plots, land value charts, and similar tools to support market-derived adjustments. On security, the text mentions RSA digital signatures and states that data is not sold or shared with third parties, but there is no visible enterprise compliance information such as SOC, ISO, SSO, or audit logs.
Pricing is relatively transparent: FPS costs $249 and includes 1 year of updates plus email technical support 7 days a week. Renewals are $99 or $198/year. TAT AGI costs $19.80 per report, with the option to purchase 5 reports that do not expire. One caveat is that FPS explicitly has a no-refund policy, and service pricing may change without notice. Technical support is primarily by email, while TAT AGI report processing and support are handled by email during Monday–Friday business hours.
Its strengths are deep specialization, detailed coverage of U.S. appraisal forms and loan-delivery workflows, and clear report outputs and compliance checks, making it suitable for professional appraisal work that needs to preserve analytical support. Its drawbacks are that the product format leans toward traditional desktop software, while modern SaaS capabilities such as team collaboration, permission management, online workflows, and open APIs are not disclosed. Much of its compliance design is built around the U.S. system, so its value is limited for non-U.S. markets.
It is better suited to U.S. real estate appraisers, review appraisers, and individuals or small teams handling appraisal reports related to lending, AMCs, or court use. Access from China is unknown. Even if it is accessible, payment methods, U.S. real estate data sources, and adaptation to local regulations may be obstacles. Chinese real estate appraisal firms should generally prioritize evaluating local appraisal systems, internal reporting platforms, or data tools that comply with domestic appraisal standards.
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