Tony Pastrana > Yanoska DiazOctober 9, 2012 at 10:21am
Keystone and Old Republic... We had applied to keystone several times over the last few years and were never able to get in.... Once one of our assignments went to them they had us re apply and added us immidiately.
Yanoska Diaz > Tony PastranaOctober 9, 2012 at 10:33am
Awesome!! Same happened to me with REOWorld. Best wishes and HAPPY SELLING!! I do feel bad for IAS, this is the one company that gave me "the REO" opportunity, the company I used as referral for other REO applications and a company that has worked very hard for the Lenders, at least on being quite demanding with their Brokers and their valuations.
I was over 10 months out on payments in 2011. I started contacting accounting in November and received the promise of a payment schedule by the end of year Those paymets did not happen. After January first I got the timeline specialist involved by declining assignments based on non-payment. They had a check cut check immediately for a portion so I accepted that order then within 30 days I received the balance. It's crappy I had to resort that to that tactic but it worked. I find that they are slacking again now. I really wouldn't mind getting a check once a quarter for the BPOs completed, I just want to be told that is the way they are working the paymet structure.
Unfortuantely I am one of those brokers that work and work without keeping track of who owes what. I received a check from IAS in the amount of $1100.00 for bpos. That was a wake up call for me. They do pay, but we need to keep an accounts payable file for review.
I only started to work with them at the start of this year on fee BPOs and I got paid in early April without calling or asking for payment. Maybe they're just 90 days out and things are getting better?
So today they announced they will now be one of Bank of America's outsourcers. I finally got paid up to date on all my old BPO's perhaps they found a new partner or investor. I would still be a little leary putting any money up front on their behalf.
Robert J Cullen > C J Johnson, Broker/SFR/CRS/ABRMarch 7, 2012 at 4:56pm
I know a few Appraisers who are owed some money. They are also revamping their Appraisal Platform.
Good news for those who are getting paid.
BOB ROUSE > Robert J CullenApril 21, 2012 at 4:21pm
IAS has made some changes. They are now very good about paying within 45-60 days. I haven't had any new REO business from them in over a year. As part of their revamp they are reviewing their broker lists. Word I got was they are cutting the numbers so they can have a better relationship with those they do business with. Let me know what you hear.
I too use to do BPOs & REOs for this company. I really liked the asset managers, but their BPOs are very difficult. I had no issues on my REOs, but I have not seen anything from them in a year or more. They just sent me the same email & survey. Truly wasn't sure how to answer. Would love to hear more promising news about this company.
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Keystone and Old Republic... We had applied to keystone several times over the last few years and were never able to get in.... Once one of our assignments went to them they had us re apply and added us immidiately.
Awesome!! Same happened to me with REOWorld. Best wishes and HAPPY SELLING!! I do feel bad for IAS, this is the one company that gave me "the REO" opportunity, the company I used as referral for other REO applications and a company that has worked very hard for the Lenders, at least on being quite demanding with their Brokers and their valuations.
I was over 10 months out on payments in 2011. I started contacting accounting in November and received the promise of a payment schedule by the end of year Those paymets did not happen. After January first I got the timeline specialist involved by declining assignments based on non-payment. They had a check cut check immediately for a portion so I accepted that order then within 30 days I received the balance. It's crappy I had to resort that to that tactic but it worked. I find that they are slacking again now. I really wouldn't mind getting a check once a quarter for the BPOs completed, I just want to be told that is the way they are working the paymet structure.
I received a check today for an REO invoice submitted in March 2012.
Unfortuantely I am one of those brokers that work and work without keeping track of who owes what. I received a check from IAS in the amount of $1100.00 for bpos. That was a wake up call for me. They do pay, but we need to keep an accounts payable file for review.
I only started to work with them at the start of this year on fee BPOs and I got paid in early April without calling or asking for payment. Maybe they're just 90 days out and things are getting better?
So today they announced they will now be one of Bank of America's outsourcers. I finally got paid up to date on all my old BPO's perhaps they found a new partner or investor. I would still be a little leary putting any money up front on their behalf.
I know a few Appraisers who are owed some money. They are also revamping their Appraisal Platform.
Good news for those who are getting paid.
IAS has made some changes. They are now very good about paying within 45-60 days. I haven't had any new REO business from them in over a year. As part of their revamp they are reviewing their broker lists. Word I got was they are cutting the numbers so they can have a better relationship with those they do business with. Let me know what you hear.
I too use to do BPOs & REOs for this company. I really liked the asset managers, but their BPOs are very difficult. I had no issues on my REOs, but I have not seen anything from them in a year or more. They just sent me the same email & survey. Truly wasn't sure how to answer. Would love to hear more promising news about this company.
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