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Aurora Financial Selects REO Allegiance for Property Preservation and Field Inspections

Apr 13, 2012

REO Allegiance has announced that it has been selected by Aurora Financial Group Inc. to provide Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-compliant field services, inspection services, and P-260 communications. REO Allegiance’s enhanced inspection and HUD P-260 reporting processes will ensure that Aurora Financial continues to be fully compliant with all HUD guidelines for proper maintenance of properties throughout the foreclosure process and the timely conveyance of properties back into the market. “We understand how crucial compliance is in our heavily-regulated industry,” said Lisa Sadaoui, president and chief executive officer of REO Allegiance. “The best origination firms choose partners based on their ability to help them meet regulatory and investor requirements. We feel honored to be chosen by Aurora Financial to provide these services to them.” Deborah Johnson, foreclosure specialist at Aurora Financial, said, "We are very thorough in our search for vendor partners, and we feel very comfortable with entrusting our business to REO Allegiance. Our standards are very high, for our own work and that of those we partner with. REO Allegiance’s excellent property preservation services will ensure our continued compliance and future success."
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Apr 13, 2012
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