1. A computer-implemented method for determining an order for performing appraisals on one or more properties based on scores, wherein each of the scores indicates whether a mortgage loan application is likely to result in a closing, comprising: receiving, by a data processor from one or more databases, a first score for a first property; receiving, by the data processor from one or more databases, a second score for a second property; and comparing, by the data processor, the first score and the second score to determine an order in which to perform a first appraisal of the first property and a second appraisal of the second property, the first appraisal of the first property being ordered before the second appraisal of the second property, when the first score indicates a greater likelihood of closing than the second score.