Hi,

I am starting to get overwhelmed with REO's billing, lawn care, bpo's, & docs - does anyone have any suggestions for an online REO tracking software??

any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I feel your pain. I dont know of any special software. But I just have special folders for each listing on my desktop. Scan and save everything as it comes.
I think this is a good problem to have. I b#$?@ about this all the time, but it pays off. I just want to market the homes, dont like that extra stuff. Good luck.

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Portland Real Estate

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Saw your post REO Software/REOticker.com is what i'm using. If you're still using excel etc.. you need to check it out, its great.

Good luck.

The REO market changes week to week, only real solution is an open database and an employee who knows how to tweek it.

Nick

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REO Services
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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.

have you tried excel or also google docs

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i have been shopping around as well and found a place called tazaREO
they really seem to be on top of it. tazareo.com if anybody knows of other software i would love to see it as well!

I have looked at several. REOMaestro, REOTech and TazaREO. I liked TazaREO the best the others are not even close... Hope this helps!

We use a simple filing system to keep track of all REO properties. We start with something like this on a shared drive z:\property files\2008\48124\Ash 3257. We create a new main folder for each year which is filled with sub folders for each zip code. We then create a new subfolder within the zip code folder for each new property as we get new assignments. The subject property folders each contain 12 subfolders for Bids, Billing, Checklists, Comps, Data, Docs, OSR, Pictures, Scanned Docs, Taxes, Valuation Reports, Violations & Demo, and Water Bills. Each person on the team files all necessary documents and photos as they come in so everyone can access them as needed.

Also, to keep track of the properties, we use ACT! with the REO Database Module, the Quicklink add on for Quickbooks, and Quickbooks to track every thing from the initial OSR, all maintenance, BPOs and MSRs, pending file tracking, billing, everything. We track upwards for 600 REOs with 10 users on this system. ACT! merges seemlessly with MS Outlook and MS Office which is cool. The ACT! database is also loaded onto a shared drive to everyone on the support staff has realtime access. When the phone rings, we can lookup and answer any question about any file in less than 5 seconds.

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The Shannon Team
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Take a look at this site: http://www.myrealtyguide.net/real-es...d%20(REO).html Hope this helps.

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