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    • Swiss Re Prepares to Issue Cat Bond: S&P November 13, 2009
      The market for investments in catastrophe insurance-related bonds looks ready to swell in 2010, with news this week of the first such issuance under a new program. Bonding the risk of damage to homes in relation to natural disasters is becoming increasingly relevant as the rehab of affected houses becomes more expensive in areas hard-hit by [...]
    • NAR Projects Home Sales to Rise 13.6% in 2010 November 13, 2009
      Existing home sales will increase 13.6% in 2010, with 5.69m houses sold during the year, according to National Association of Realtors (NAR) projections. NAR also projects as many as 2.4m first-time homebuyers took advantage of the $8,000 tax credit in 2008. First-time buyers accounted for 47% of home sales in 2009, up from 41% in 2008 [...]
    • Calif. Foreclosures Up 22% in October: ForeclosureRadar November 13, 2009
      Foreclosure repossessions in California increased 22.24% from September to October, according to data released by ForeclosureRadar.com. Last month’s foreclosures increased 20.95% from October 2008. October’s foreclosures were 42.56% below California’s peak month of July 2008, but since then, the inventory of real estate owned (REO) properties has grown 131.3 […]
    • Law Lets Home Builders Recoup Losses with More Back Taxes November 13, 2009
      President Obama didn’t just extend the the homebuyer tax credit’s deadline when he  signed the Worker, Homeownership and Business Act of 2009. He extended the credit to repeat buyers and also allowed corporations to recoup certain losses through back taxes. A report Friday from John Burns Real Estate Consulting advised builders and lenders to sta […]
    • Carlton Group Readies $494m REO for Auction November 13, 2009
      The Carlton Group will conduct a sealed bid loan and REO sale of $350m worth of properties for an unnamed financial institution, according to Carlton chairman Howard Michaels. The pool includes prime residential land lots, luxury waterfront and residential development parcels, hospitality, office, industrial and retail assets. Most of the properties, 70%, ar […]
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Paradigm Default Services, and Paradigm Default Systems

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As many of our readers know, Paradigm Default Services (PDS) is an agent-centric default servicing (asset management) business model.  The goal of PDS is to “shift” with the new market, putting a heavy emphasis on the knowledge and expertise of the local real estate professional.  Is that to say that we assume every REO specialist has the best interest and training in mind when it comes to valuation?  Absolutely not.

For this reason Paradigm Default Systems has been implemented.  PDSystems, formerly NFSTI, is an REO training and resources division of PDS.  Our business model has the inexperienced REO specialist in mind for a very specific reason.  First, as many quality agents around the country are finding out, the REO industry is in “lockdown” after a tsunami of licensed agents discovered this niche and began registering for new REO business online in droves.  The initial problem here was that the asset management companies around the world weren’t ready for this influx of agents and had very little in the way of quality assurance when selecting each agent for new business.
PDS realizes that much of the untapped portion of the real estate agent pool contains great potential.  Needless to say, these inexperienced REO agents are hungry, eager, excited, and ready to learn.  PDS has taken on the initiative of pro-active REO education which will be required of all new agent-vendors prior to receiving listing assignments.  Ongoing coaching will soon be made available to the agent-vendor staff, allowing for easy access to experienced leaders in the industry who can quickly offer insight and guidance.

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