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AHMSI Partners With Compliance Connections on Code Compliance

Apr 30, 2012

American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc. (AHMSI) has announced a partnership with Compliance Connections, a division of Safeguard Properties, to proactively manage and address potential code issues for its property portfolio. "If a window is broken at one of our properties or has other violations, we need to know about it so we can take care of it right away," said Rance Halfmann, vice president of default operations support for American Home Mortgage Servicing Inc. (AHMSI). "That's what Compliance Connections will help us do. Through the system, a code enforcement officer can notify us immediately so we can act promptly to keep our properties and surrounding neighborhoods safe and secure and maintain property values." Compliance Connections offers a Web-based portal allowing mortgage loan servicers and municipalities to communicate immediately when code issues arise. When notices are posted, they are delivered immediately and electronically, eliminating the delays associated with mailed notices, saving time and money, and preserving the value and condition of real estate assets and the communities in which they are located. "AHMSI's dedication to the communities it serves is impressive. We are proud to partner with them to reach out to municipalities and code enforcement officials across the country to minimize property-related issues," said Brandon Kirkham, president of Compliance Connections.
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