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ValueMap™ User Guide Confidential – Page 1 INTRODUCTION Thank you for choosing CoreLogic and ValueMap, the nation’s leading map-based query tool. ValueMap provides you with 24/7 access to the complete spectrum of property information-covering 97% of U.S. real estate transactions. ValueMap can help you release the untapped power of your listing data and establish your web site as the premium source of home valuations. ValueMap enables your MLS, its brokers, and their agents to take full advantage of powerful tools that help differentiate your web site against the competition. Enter a home address and ValueMap instantly provides the estimates value of the home Determine the estimated value of adjacent homes Allow users to adjust home facts and re-calculate a home’s value View nearby homes in the area that have recently sold

More than a home valuation site, ValueMap brings all of this to life with highly interactive mapping features such as: up-to-date street maps, bird’s eye and aerial imagery and even parcel lot lines. ValueMap differs from other home valuation web sites by using a combination of local MLS listing data and CoreLogic’s industry leading automated-valuation models. The combination of these two powerhouses produces a more accurate valuation that will increase customer confidence and rate of return and/or referral to the site. Benefits of ValueMap include:

Boost stickiness of your web site by offering premium home valuations, useful tools and calculators, trend data and current listing and comparable properties displayed on a interactive map. Keep users on your site linger and reduce abandonment to other competing home valuation web sites

Increase agents and/or broker satisfaction with the option to host ValueMap on their web site via a private label solution

Create a sense of community among your customers and communicate with them and their friends through alert services. All communications will come from your email account (when available).

To get started, simply follow the instructions within this document and see the powerful benefits of ValueMap today!

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 2 Step 1: Registration Process From the preferences tab at the upper left, select Realist ValueMap and then click the “Click to register” button to register for ValueMap.

From the “click to register” link you will be taken to the registration page.

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About Me: Update any incorrect information about your name, telephone number and email address as this information is used both on the ValueMap page and where license information is emailed to you. About My Website: This section is required for the customized ValueMap license key. Enter in the name of your site and the URL of your site. Sample URL: www.yoursitehere.com About My Logo: You may upload your own custom logo or banner for placement at the top of the ValueMap screen. To upload your banner or logo, click the browse button and find your file. The maximum banner size permitted is 1024 pixels by 92 pixels. Delete your current banner by clicking on the delete banner button.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 4 My ValueMap License: Your unique ValueMap license key is listed for reference. ValueMap Type: ValueMap comes in 2 different widths allowing you to deicide the best fit for your website. All the functionality remains the same between the 2 sizes; the difference is the width of the page and the location of items on the page. Click the link to receive your custom html code for easy implementation of ValueMap into your website.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 5 Incorporating ValueMap on Your Website There are three ways to incorporate ValueMap in your site. 1. Start a ValueMap search from within a frame 2. Start a ValueMap search from a tag line link 3. Start a ValueMap search from a banner Option 1: Start a ValueMap search from within a frame.

1. Open the Realist ValueMap sample page from your registration page by clicking the “Click here to view sample” link.

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2. Scroll down the page to the “Embed ValueMap into your website” section. Select all the

HTML code in the “HTML snippet” box. To copy the code, right click inside the box and use the select all command, then right click and select copy.

NOTE: When using a frame, the scrolling attribute must be set to NO. The HTML snippet provided sets this attribute to NO for you.

3. Open your web page editor software and paste the customized HTML

code into your page. If you want the frame at the top of the page, place the code after <BODY>. If you want the frame at bottom of the page, place the code before <\BODY>.

4. You may add custom buttons or links directing the visitor to ValueMap in your site. Save all changes and publish your page. ValueMap is embedded within your website and visitors may search for a property on ValueMap.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 7 Option 2: Launching ValueMap from a tag line link and customized banner This option adds your custom banner with the tag line “What is my home really worth?” to your site. When a visitor clicks on the tag line, ValueMap opens allowing a visitor to search for a property.

1. Open the Realist ValueMap sample page from your registration page by clicking on the

“Click here to view sample” link.

2. Scroll down the page to the “Launch ValueMap from a website link” section. To review loading your custom banner; please refer to the “Load Your Custom Logo” section for assistance.

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3. Select all HTML code in the “HTML snippet” box. To copy the code, right click inside the box and use the select all command, then right click and select copy.

4. Open your web page editor software and paste the HTML code into your web page where your custom banner with link will reside. If you want the custom banner with link at the top of the page, place the code after <BODY>. If you want the item at bottom of the page, place the code near <\BODY>.

Sample Code

5. Save all changes and publish your page. Your custom banner with the tag line appears on

your site. Visitors who click the tag line may search for a property in ValueMap.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 9 Option 3: Launching ValueMap from a Banner This option adds a “What’s My Home Really Worth?” banner to your site. When a visitor clicks on the banner, ValueMap opens allowing a visitor to search for a property.

1. Open the Realist ValueMap sample page from your registration page by clicking on the “Click here to view sample” link.

2. Scroll down the page to the “Launch ValueMap from a banner” section. This banner is

created by CoreLogic especially for your use.

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3. Select all HTML code in the “HTML snippet” box. To copy, right click inside the box

and use the select all command, then right click and select copy.

4. Open your web page editor software 5. Paste the HTML text into your web page where you would like the banner to reside. If

you want the custom banner with link at the top of the page, place the code after <BODY>. If you want the item at bottom of the page, place the code near <\BODY>.

Sample Code

6. Save the changes and publish your page. The banner appears on your site. When a user clicks on the banner; ValueMap opens allowing a visitor to search for a property.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 11 How to search within ValueMap Enter the property address you wish to search for. Enter either the city and state or zip code. 123 Main St Anytown USA 123 Main St 99999

Locate your property by clicking on search. If there are multiple properties with the address, you will be prompted to select from a list. Step 1: Using Realist ValueMap Features Estimated Value The estimated value is an estimated market value computed using a propriety statistical formula. Map Features The map offers the following features:

1. View the properties without the aerial image by selecting Road to give a clear view of the general area.

2. Bird’s Eye view offers insight of viewing the property from the street level. The image may be rotated N, S, E or W for a complete 360 degree view of the property.

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3. Labels turns the street names on / off

4. Split Screen offers both the aerial/road view and the bird’s eye view on the same screen. 5. View or hide the following items from the map by clicking on the check boxes.

My Home: Turn on / off the icon placed on the subject property Homes for Sale: Turn on /off the flags displaying homes for sale Homes Recently Sold: Turn on /off the flags displaying homes recently sold Property Value: Turn on / off the property values of the properties on the map Parcels: Turn the parcel boundary lines on/ off when viewing the map. The

parcel lines thicken as the zoom level increases. The “red house” icon displays information about the property you searched. The standard information includes the property address, basic property characteristics and the estimated

value of the property. Additionally, you can click on links to view the homes for sale in the area, the properties recently sold and sign up for notification when properties sell around your property.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 13 Send to a Friend Inform a friend about the property you are viewing by entering in your email address; your friends email address, your name and a brief message. You may also send yourself a copy of the email for reference and save your information (email, name) for future property notifications from ValueMap.

Homes Recently Sold Pop Up Hover over the sold property flag and a property information box displays. The address, sold date and price along with basic property characteristics display. In addition, clicking the search on this property link brings up that property as the “subject” property.

Homes for Sale Pop Up Hover over the for sale property flag and a property information box displays. The address, list price along with basic property characteristics and listing agent may display. In addition, clicking the “Search on This Property” link brings up that property as the “subject” property.

Search for a New Property on the Map Select any property on the map and click on the property. A pop up box displays the address and the estimated value and the option to search on this property.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 14 Step 2: Property Grid This lists both homes for sale and recently sold homes for a quick review of the properties on the map. Clicking on any of these properties, centers that particular property on the map.

Step 3: Printer Friendly Version link The page offers a printout with the choice of printing the map, neighborhood with property and trend information or just the map and neighborhood homes. Select the option, click OK, and select print from the bottom of the page.

ValueMap User Guide Confidential – Page 15 Step 4: Custom Configurations Depending on custom configurations for your ValueMap; the tabs for the following options are available: Change Your Value Determine Your Equity Improve Your Home Local Sales Trends

Contact Me Notify Me Recent Sales My Favorite Homes

Change Your Value Update the information about your home by entering revised values about the bedroom, bathroom, total rooms, sq feet or year built. Why change the information? Sometimes a room is added onto a property and is not reflected in the public records or the information is not available for the property. Changing the information temporarily changes the values and changes are not stored in the system.

Determine Your Equity Based on the estimated value you can add in your mortgage balance discovering the amount of equity you have in your home.

Improve Your Home Planning on adding a room onto the property? The Improve Your Home calculator gives you the option to add on the cost and value per sq foot of an addition determining the value of addition.

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Local Sales Trends View the median sales price for the past 12 months in the zip code of your property. View other zip codes by entering in the new zip code and clicking on the update button.

Contact Me Email the agent or broker direct with a question or comment about a property. The “Email From” section allows a user to enter their email address so the agent or broker can contact them directly. The “My Name” section allows the user to enter a name and not just an email address for follow up purposes. You may preview the email; request a copy of the email for yourself and save your information for future email communication. Click the email report button to send the email.

Notify Me Sign up for an email notification when a property nearby sells. You receive a notification by email of any property within 2 miles that sells. The email includes a link back to the site allowing the user to view the property on ValueMap. Enter your name and email address and click on Subscribe. To unsubscribe, follow the instructions in the email.

Recent Sales / Homes for Sale Receive a listing of the homes for sale and the homes recently sold on the map. Clicking on any of these properties, centers that particular property on the map.

My Favorite Homes by Rank See a list of all the properties you have searched. Rank your favorite properties so it’s easier to track.