Equi-Trax Asset-Solutions, Santa Barbara, Calif., is offering a service designed to provide clients with a way to quickly scan their portfolios and identify properties currently on the market that could be potential short sale, loan modification, portfolio retention or origination opportunities. The new Current Listing Search is designed primarily for use by servicers but Equi-Trax chief executive officer Guy Taylor said it also could serve as a source of sales leads for originators if the borrowers involved are moving. He said the search provides information as soon as it is available on multiple listing services. It draws on data from about 72% of multiple listing services in the country, which the company said represent most major Metropolitan Statistical Areas. Data available includes contact information for brokers that can be imported into servicers' contact databases on properties. Mr. Taylor said he believes the new service improves on alternatives such as other services that offer less extensive information, or borrower contact that may involve offering borrowers home valuation data in exchange for information about their future real estate plans.
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