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Old 24-01-2008, 09:45 AM
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Post Hometrack launches portfolio flood risk assessment tool
Hometrack, which provides information to the UK’s housing and mortgage industries, has launched a new flood risk assessment tool for residential property portfolios.The system uses a combination of available flood data in conjunction with Hometrack’s automated valuation model.It allows users to run their portfolios through specific scenarios such as the likelihood and damage to residential [...]

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