Showing Hands in Realty Pilot-response

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- Jesus (Jesse) Gonzalez > Brigitte Jones February 3, 2010 at 7:14am
  
  Hi Brigitte,
  
  I tried following up with BREO as well and I can't get a call back or email. Sorry.
Jan Baron, RDCPro, CSP, BPOR February 1, 2010 at 5:07pm

Nothing here in Southern California. I canceled this weekend.
Juan Avila February 1, 2010 at 4:43pm

I signed up and was going to cancel before the 30 day free trial period. However, with the holidays upon me, I forgot about Realty Pilot and was charged once. I cancelled immediately after that.

This program is not for me at this time. Way too many companies asking for monthly dues, sign up fees etc, with little results. Maybe I'll re-consider joining at a later time, but for now, I'm investing $30 somewhere else.

Sam, I'm in Los Angeles, CA.
Sam Shueh February 1, 2010 at 7:02am

CALIFORNIA-South SAN FRNACISCO BAY

I signed up the first day it was announced. Membership is free first 30 days and one pays a moderate membership fee.
I did get very quick response on a membership question. So they have people manning it.

Like Steve Adkins says I also notice about 10-15% of company links do not lead to anything meaningful. As for asset manager email I have been told almost all companies can not go direct and need to go through the former admission, training process before consider a untested agent.

I am in the vibrant South San Francisco Bay. You either get bulk of the REO business or you are small potatos. The seasoned REO agents (typ with ~20 years in default business) are letting assistants go right now.

They seem to have a nice platform. I don't believe all big guys will jump into a standarized format. The lawyers will make sure the form meets the company's needs.....

When YOU POST indicate what State and AREA you present. Thanks
Steve Adkins February 1, 2010 at 6:35am

I've only joined a week or 2 ago, but I'm not impressed. In the State of Georgia, there's only 1 company doing BPO's? And one of the banks I already do work for, every listed asset manager in R/P had either bad email addresses or had nothing to do with REO's (one responded saying he was only a loan officer and to remove him from the database).

And out of the 15 or so I've attempted to sign up with, not one has returned a phone call or email. But I was able to sign up with one company with their on-line application.

I still think they have a great product, and a very daunting task to go national. There are still bugs to work out. Just not sure it's for me....yet. But I’ll keep plugging a way at it, signing up with one or 2 management companies each day as time permits. Maybe I'll find an active company in my area.
AJ Heidmann February 1, 2010 at 6:17am

Nothing here yet, just 15 BPO's in the state of Virginia with 1 vendor who currently doesn't need new agents.
Kristine LaDue-Klink February 1, 2010 at 3:50am

Nothing here. In fact only 1 BPO has been ordered in my state of Wisconsin. Not sure how long I will pay for nothing.
Gail Jackson February 1, 2010 at 3:37am

I have not taken the leap of faith to sign up for Realty Pilot. I have been trying to sign up with more companies & am very frustrated with all the fees these companies are requiring. I keep checking back to see what is happening with Realty Pilot, hoping for some good news. From what I have read on this site, the program has not gotten glowing comments, which I was really hoping for. I too would like to hear from the members who signed on. Please keep us posted with your experience.

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