Managing Expectations Defining the Role of the Default Property Inspector

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Property Field Services Will Faster Turnaround Times Affect Quality Managing Turnaround Times Quality and Compensation

Today’s vendor trade agreements are complex. The decision to accept the terms of these legal contracts is further complicated by the pace in which these agreements are evolving and vendors are asked to renew the agreement. For vendors, it is vitally important to take the time to thoroughly understand their ability to meet service expectations…

NAMFS Mortgage regulations require a more stringent approach to field services

NAMFS examines how legislation is affecting field services A field services perspective on passed and pending legislation

The Vermont Office of Professional Regulation does not intend to pursue unlicensed practice cases against Property Preservation Contractors. On July 1, 2014, the state of Vermont passed a law requiring individuals who offer property inspection services to obtain a license to practice in the state. Vermont Title 26: Professions and Occupations; Chapter 19: Property Inspectors…

NAMFS NAMFS Report Pool Safetyhas compiled recommendations and new approaches to pool maintenance. These recommendations are designed to provide optimal maintenance and safety standards for stagnant pools at default properties. The products are innovative, tested and cost effective and have the added benefit of incorporating environmental safety.

On March 25, 2014, The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (FHFA) Office of Inspector General (OIG) released an audit report titled FHFA Oversight of Enterprise Controls Over Pre-Foreclosure Property Inspections. The National Association of Mortgage Field Services would like to take this opportunity to open a dialogue about the field services industry and will begin by…