I have registered will at least 50 BPO mills, asset managers, and others for BPO assignments.  I have received 6 so far and completed them.  Any suggestions?  I missed a few so far because when I see the email blast and log in the order is already gone.  {See post on Treo 680}. I live in the SF Bay Area.
 

12 Comments on Getting BPO Assignments

AUG
09
2007
188,781 Points 18 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Leona,

It takes a little time to get going, just keep doing whatever you can and eventually you will be trying to take time off from doing them!  Also, there are slower times and faster times, sort of like cycles which are different in each area. You can try calling the ones that you haven't heard from. Usually they are very nice and try to send some your way. Good luck.

8:40pm • #1
AUG
10
2007
Thanks, Karen. With all of the wholesale lenders closing and now American Home Mortgage I thought the market was still very warm.  I keep registering with new companies daily.
12:12pm • #2
AUG
28
2007
If you are interested in REO Listings, email me direct and I'll tell you how to sign up!
12:55am • #3
Thyanks Toya. I sent that email.
2:01pm • #4
SEP
29
2007

Be patient, it takes a while to get in the cycle of some of the BPO companies. With blast e-mail companies you are better off being on hteir web site and hiting the re-fresh button.

Contact you AM at the beginning of the month to let them know you are available for assignments.

once you get the assignments, complete them as quickly as poosible nad turn them in berfore the due date

2:05pm • #5
NOV
02
2007
I have just started  looking into BPE assignements and I am not sure where to go to get the blast e-mails.  Any suggestions on where to get started?
Jennifer Keenan
4:22pm • #6
JUL
25
2008

Leona, just a suggestion on the blast bpo listings.  Do you have a handheld device, like a blackberry or treo?  If so make sure your email and hand held device and sync with each other so when your away from you office you can still respond and improve your capture ratio.  

10:44pm • #7

Toya, I'm also interested in that list could you forward it to me as well?

10:46pm • #8
OCT
26
2008

Hey Toya This is Andrew Fuller from Keller Williams Michigan, if you could send me the REO listings as well I would greatly appreciate it.

 

Thk you

Andrew Fuller afullerhomes@kw.com
1:28pm • #10
DEC
05

Hello Toya, my name is Espe from  with C21 in Houston, I'll really appreciate if you could send me the info about reo listings.

By the way, you have very pretty girls. God Bless and thanks.

espe@century21.com

Espe
9:46pm • #11
APR
23

I am a small disadvantage women owed firm with certification. I have been in the business for 25 years and have a great track record. I did everything you can think of such as purchased names addresses records for over $2000 sent out thousands of letters but not one single solitary response from any bank, asset managers or BPO firms.

I spoke with foreclosure listing agents and it seems that the large companies seem to get them and small minority firms are not even considered.

I spoke with one agent who is with a fourtune 500 firm and she said she just received 150 foreclosur listing. I am asking you how can one agent handle 150 foreclosures? It is a joke. She did not even know where her properties were never mind what they looked inside.  I went to show foreclosure properties and the agents could not even remember the code on the property so we could not get in. The property set there for 6 months.

I had a property I listed for $240,000 and the bank took it over. I presented the bank with a contract but they would not take it becasue I was not an offical REO lister so they would not talk to me. Six months later the bank took my listing away, the bank put the same property on the market for $156,900 and commented black mold. There was no mold when I listed the same property!!!!. For months on end the windows were open and I am sure it rained in. Now nobady will touch that property with black mold. I think the banks need to have a methodology where things such as this would not happen. 

Service is our number one priority but the small minority firms are not even being considered. Large companies are getting the business and I am wondering does the right hand know what the ledt hand is doing? There is so much red tape they can not get to the problems at hand in time and properties get destroyed. The worst part of it is that they get the government Bailout fund at our (the taxpayer's) expanse and they destroy properties in the process.  They need to consider small disadvantaged businesses that does not have the red tape and can perform busienss the way it should be. We look after properties like they were our own or should I say we would if we only be given a chanse to handle the foreclosure listings!!!

Feel free to send your comments to me Broker@realtyToWeb.com Thanks, ETK

 

Eva Klivington
12:10pm • #12
OCT
25

ETK,

Fannie-mae gives priority to minority business owners, go to www.homepath.com

 

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Ligia
12:58pm • #13

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