Real Estate Investment Opportunities and Risk Mitigation for Banks and Investors

ByAsk Wire Team

Challenge

Banks and real estate investors need to have access to accurate and up-to-date transaction data to identify investment opportunities and mitigate risks. This can be difficult to obtain and analyze without access to reliable data sources.

Solution

Ask Wire’s API provides transaction data, including asking prices which it aggregates daily, to assist banks and real estate investors in identifying investment opportunities and mitigating risks. The API can also be used to analyze market trends and identify areas of potential growth or decline. The data can be visualized using maps and dashboards to make it easy to understand and analyze. This can help banks and investors make informed investment decisions and manage their risk exposure in the real estate market.

Benefit / ROI

By using Ask Wire’s API, banks and real estate investors can have access to accurate and up-to-date transaction data, which can help them identify investment opportunities and mitigate risks in the real estate market. The API can also be used to analyze market trends and identify areas of potential growth or decline. The data can be visualized using maps and dashboards to make it easy to understand and analyze. This can help them make informed investment decisions and manage their risk exposure in the real estate market. Additionally, by having access to the transaction data and asking prices and being able to visualize it, they can also have an edge over the competitors by making more informed and data-driven decisions.

Data Provided:

  • Transactions
  • Asking prices (REOs, Foreclosures, Aggregators)
  • KPIs (time on the market, discount to asking price, etc)

Models Available:

  • Real Estate Dynamics (RED) map interface
  • Real Estate Dynamics (RED) interactive dashboard
  • Liquidity score, provides a relative ranking of the likely to speed to monetise specific assets based on their location, type, and value
  • Hotness score, which indicates where specific submarkets are rising/ falling faster than the wider market.
  • Automated Valuation Model (AVM) compliant with European Banking Authority (EBA) regulations, allowing financial institutions to revalue their residential and land collaterals efficiently