1. A computer-implemented method for determining a likelihood that an appraisal for a property is accurate, comprising: receiving, by a computer system, borrower information and property information; calculating, by the computer system based on the received borrower information and property information, a score for the appraisal of the property, the score providing an indication of the accuracy of the appraisal; establishing, using the computer system, a plurality of ranges within which the score may fall, each of the ranges providing a relative indication of the accuracy of the appraisal; analyzing, by the computer system, the score to determine within which of the plurality of ranges the score falls; and determining, based on the analysis of within which range the score falls, whether to request further review of the appraisal.