Eviction specialist vs estate administrator

Differences between eviction specialist and estate administrator duties and responsibilities

Eviction specialist example responsibilities.

• Support ISO audits for process documentation and software/ literature distribution, managing follow-up corrective action plans as needed.
• Provide feedback to the REO sales team regarding eviction status, occupancy status and any vendor relate issues.
• Provide comprehensive REO, default management and property valuation services to lending institutions and mortgage service's across the U.S.
• Provide constructive feedback and one-on-one training with staff on following Medicaid guidelines, effective note-writing and communication, and quality improvement.
• Assist in training HPS teams with upcoming changes, improvements, etc.
• Serve on the committee task with creating the checklist and score sheet/spreadsheet for HPS phone audits.
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Estate administrator example responsibilities.

• Manage reporting requirements to senior management on status of real estate portfolio.
• Provide administrative management of a portfolio of assign commercial real estate loans in accordance with credit policy requirements for risk management.
• Conduct title examinations; review loan and conveyance documents.
• Maintain company files containing correspondence, conveyance documents, and contact notes for acquiring authority.
• Review monthly statements and recalculate year-end operating expense reconciliations to ensure obligation matches with lease modification or amendment.