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Integra Group to Provide Video Inspections of REO and Distressed Properties

Mar 14, 2012

Integra Group Real Estate LLC has announced that it is incorporating video inspections for individual property assignments as part of its effort to further enhance its Integra Process, the company’s quality control (QC) system. The Integra Process, driven by the company’s back office technology, enhances the traditional brokerage process for mortgage lenders, banks and government-sponsored enterprises. The process will now consist of five to 10 min. videos of the property inspections that show detailed issues such as abandoned personal property, deferred maintenance issues or property damage. Documenting these issues provides servicers the chance to more efficiently file insurance claims, police reports and enable the appropriate condition adjustments to be made for the client’s property valuation. The non-public property inspection videos will be available through YouTube, Home On The Tube or clients can view them through the Integra client portal system, which also provides access to weekly inspection logs and photos of their properties. “Effectively communicating the current condition of the property is the biggest obstacle for our clients in order to accurately service and market the property,” said Eric Lichtenheld, president of Integra Group Real Estate. “Integra Group improves transparency and can alleviate that burden by maximizing the use of technology and incorporating video reporting to allow clients to get the most out of the disposition value of their distressed properties.”
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