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TO BECOME A HOME RETENTION CONSULTANT

Posted by GRACE SALIENTE on September 26, 2008 at 5:12pm

I am currently a Home Retention Consultant with Titanium Solutions for about five months already, the partner organization endorsed by Jesse and I can say that by becoming one, this will help your business. The nation's largest Mortgage Servicers count on HRCs, to contact homeowners on their behalf, to explain options to avoid foreclosure, and to list and sell properties pre-foreclosure. You have to sign-up with a one time fee and take short tests online. It is a rewarding experience having to work with both homeowners and mortgage servicers. You will going to do a simple property evaluation, and homeowner counseling about their options to avoid foreclosure and most of the times, they were able to keep their home.

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GRACE SALIENTE February 5, 2009 at 5:51pm

hello everyone,

i had just completed three assignments with 2 of the new products and 1 of the old one...my teammate got his too and we are in the riverside, ca area...so get ready now and these might be out soon in your areas...the assignments are due in 7 days so you really have to prioritize working on these...just follow the email instructions and you're good to go...i was not successful in meeting face-to-face with the homeowners for these new products although i was able to talk to one of them over the phone, still this is considered no contact also...
- Johnny Huang > GRACE SALIENTE February 6, 2009 at 12:13pm
  
  I received 8 assignments last week, 7 premium products...of those 7, 3 were no HO contact, 4 had contact and 1 warm transfer. Best part is I completed the assignments early to enjoy the latter part of my week!
  - Ranjit Sandhu > Johnny Huang February 6, 2009 at 6:44pm
    
    How much time did you spend on each assignment? What exactly do you do and what do you mean by 7 premium products?
    Thanks,
    RS
    - Johnny Huang > Ranjit Sandhu February 6, 2009 at 8:16pm
      
      Hard to explain what the product mean unless you're in TS already. However, each assignment requires 3 visitations attempts to make contact with the homeowner (or borrower) in the assignment. If you make contact and get the necessary information, they pay out nicely. If you made all three attempts and don't make contact, then they pay you but not as much. It's all about numbers and how it's worked.
      - ana salguero > Johnny Huang July 6, 2009 at 3:11pm
        
        Do you know if Titanium Solutions is hiring now?
        
        thanks,
        
        Omer Kapic > ana salguero October 15, 2009 at 4:28pm
        
        Yes they do! I just got accepted two days ago!
  - Carlos H. Silva Sr. > Johnny Huang February 6, 2009 at 5:42pm
    
    I received 6 and my colleague also received 6.
Billy Lam January 24, 2009 at 7:25am

Hello everyone...Have anybody been receiving assignments from Titanium within the past couple of weeks? It seems like they just stopped and I found out that they have been having a lot of meetings lately in SC. Also, has anyone receive the new assignments for the training we had this past December 2008?
- Jesus (Jesse) Gonzalez > Billy Lam January 24, 2009 at 10:04am
  
  Hi Billy:
  
  Yeah i get leads fairly often......about 2-5 a week, at least.
  - Billy Lam > Jesus (Jesse) Gonzalez January 24, 2009 at 10:09am
    
    Hi Dennis and Jesse. I was just wondering because I also usually gets about 3-4 assignments per week and I haven't got one since I turned in my last assignment couple of weeks ago. Maybe because I haven't been able to get their financial information on my last 5-6 assignments? I am from the Los Angeles area.