Job Details

REO Asset Specialist I

The REO Asset Specialist I is responsible for assigning a portfolio of foreclosed residential properties nationwide to approved brokers. They assist in the sales process of REO properties by expediting pre-marketing activities. The REO Asset Specialist I handles a total portfolio of 175 to 200 REO assets.

Essential Functions, Duties, and Responsibilities

• The ability to handle work in a fast-paced environment and be able to meet or exceed deadlines.
• Ensuring our client properties are handled with timeliness and accuracy.
• Build excellent relationships with clients and keep them informed of property progress.
• Monitor properties from possession to list.
• Assign Broker Price Opinion to assigned listing agent.
• Assign second opinion Broker Price Opinion or Appraisal from selected vendor.
• Review completed valuations for accuracy.
• Order title from selected vendor
• Monitor portfolio and complete standardized price reductions.
• Send executed sales contracts to the listing agent and closing vendor.
• Ability to effectively and accurately convey information to others.
• Performs related duties as assigned by management.

Qualifications and Education Requirements

• College degree required; equivalent work experience may be considered in lieu of degree.
• 0-2 years' experience.

Skills, Abilities, and Knowledge

• Real estate knowledge considered a plus.
• Excellent customer service skills
• Ability to work efficiently in a multi-tasked environment.
• Prioritize tasks with a sense of urgency.
• Extended hours and overtime when needed.
• Working Knowledge of Microsoft Office suite

Work Environment and Physical Requirements

• Working on-site at assigned office location.
• Regular and punctual attendance adhering to schedule established by leadership.
• Flexibility to work occasional adjusted work schedules, overtime, and evening and/or weekend hours to meet deadlines or as business needs demand.
• Working in a cubicle hub, maintaining focus on phone calls in a noisy environment within earshot of multiple other conversations.
• Sedentary work in a stationary position at a cubicle for prolonged periods of time.
• Constant repetitive motions required for operating a computer, such as typing and managing phone calls.
• Constantly communicating effectively verbally in English, including accurately exchanging information with others following identification of correct procedures.