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Real Integrated Technology Partners With StanCorp on Commercial Property Inspections

Aug 09, 2013

Real Integrated Technology, LLC has entered into a partnership and has begun early adoption testing of its Commercial Site Inspector, (CSI), the standard-setting mobile site inspection platform, with StanCorp Mortgage Investors LLC (SMI). The ability to reduce the time it takes to perform a commercial property inspection, improve accuracy, and connect to its servicing system led the company to opt to proceed with additional field testing of CSI. SMI has a loan portfolio that includes approximately 6,500 loans, valued at $8.3 billion as of June 30, 2013. SMI currently sources and services the vast majority of their loans through an independent correspondent network. “We are very pleased that SMI has recognized the benefits of CSI and has decided to test the platform, evaluate its performance, and experience first hand the advantages it delivers to users,” said Mark Chrisman, CEO of Real Integrated Technology. “The result is that the firm will be able to quantify for itself the efficiency gains our inspection platform provides to the company and the industry.” Consultants use CSI because it reduces the time that inspections require while improving their performance. “As an inspector, receiving and completing inspections on the iPad has greatly improved my efficiency by eliminating the need to return to my computer to capture my notes and pictures,” said Matthew Fisher, CEO and chief inspection officer at California Property Inspection.
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