It is A web based software that auto accepts orders. I launched it 2 weeks ago and it took off we have about 50 agents on right now but are not signing up any new ones. We got overwhelmed I didnt realize how big the demand was so we are slowing things down to handlle the volume.
It works great we catch about 85% of all blasted orders. There are some bugs we are working on but for the most part it ROCKS.I would check back in about A week we should be signing up new agents.

http://www.BPOHunter.com

The BEST software is iMacros, but customizing it can be a pain. One solution is the BPO5000, which is a branded resale version of the software in a "one size fits all" package. Another solution is The BPO Automation Group, which installs custom iMacros packages as an authorized reseller & integration service.

You will need an accounting solution in addition to a Contact Management solution (eg the taza's reomaestros', etc.) A true accounting software has controls (checks and balances) on the money paid tied to the money owed. A modified QuickBooks(r) solution is a verified method to manage your finances. When it is set up properly (which takes some skill), and you balance the account(s) you will have the accuracy you need. Brokers who get up to 100+ properties are using a QB solution, and any broker with about 15 + properties should get started so that they remain in control with a proper system as they grow.

As you have probably noticed, using Excel doesn't have those checks and balances. Manual entry of the "owed" money (receivables) against the "paid" money allows too much room for error -- forgetten entries, deletions, no reporting.

You can look at the REO Broker Turnkey, www.reobrokerturnkey.com, for information on managing your receivables.

I have personal experience with Taza and do not recommend it as an REO software. It is a difficult program to use, runs slow and each task has too many steps. In addition Taza is difficult to deal with, they do not live up to their commitments at all. There are better companies to work with!

Anyone tried eBrokerHouse.com yet? Ive been using it for awhile now and I love it.

Ive tried most of the others out there and eBrokerHouse is as everybit as good for managing REOs and is much more user friendly than anything else Ive seen. Plus you can manage all of your other traditional listings, short sale listings and manage all of your buyers as well. Its a full real estate business management system.

Plus their price cant be beat. Its only $29.99 a month for unlimited listings, unlimited sub users on your account, unlimited document storage, etc. You cant beat that.

Also the owner of the company answers the phone when you call and they add features all the time based on user requests. For instance they just added an awesome offer submission feature that allows buyers agents to submit you offers directly into your account through the MLS.

If your looking for a great system thats affordable, this is it.

tell me what exactly you all are looking for and I will develop it for you

I am an asset manager and many of the agents I speak to have said that Taza is a very good product.

They seem to wrap everything into a very nice package.

Take care

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Oh yeah, One more vote for REO Maestro.

I remember a few of them also mentioning it's simplicity.

Thanks

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