My name is Jody Hagemes with Prepco, LLC we are a property management company in North Florida. We’ve been working in the REO industry for roughly 12 years. We are also licensed Certified Building and Roofing Contractors. We consistently receive phone calls from Brokers and Agents in the REO industry asking if we are a SAM vendor for Fannie Mae. The Brokers generally are upset with the poor quality of initial services that are being done on their new Fannie Mae listings and would like our company to service them. We have registered with Fannie Mae on their e-source web site for suppliers under their diversification program, but have yet to be contacted by them. Can anyone provide some addition information as to what steps should be taken to become a SAM vendor? Thank You prepco@prepcoservices.com
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As a Realtor, when allowed, I have been able to use my own recommended tradesmen that provide top quality work. My clients have pooled from my resources with great results. I love real estate and construction.
Is there a way to merge my two worlds????
Thanks for the response....yes I have encountered "arms length policy" and affilation issues. One world or the other.
The opportunity to use both licenses has transpired in my Regular or Smaller Corporate client(s)...a mutual respect and a job well done is a great thing.
Thanks again...just thinking.
Denise Stovall
Northern California
(707)953-6133 cell/text/BBM
Personally, I would not break my neck trying to get in with Fannie Mae, regardless of the volume of properties. Establish relationships with their brokers and you should be able to pick up plenty on the side...