Home preservation specialist vs bail bondsman

Differences between home preservation specialist and bail bondsman duties and responsibilities

Home preservation specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage property inspection process through network of accredit REO inspectors.
• Communicate both approval and denials for modifications, set up customers for short sale or deed in lieu liquidation options.
• Employ by investors FNMA and FHLMAC.
• Specialize in FNMA, FHLMC and non-conforming loans.
• Single point of contact (SPOC) for borrowers with delinquent mortgages.
• Identify gaps in MSP training and work with management and project team to enhance process.
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Bail bondsman example responsibilities.

• Manage all probate and administrative duties in a family estate, from initial client meeting to final accounting and distribution.
• Investigate and administer estates of decease persons, including marshaling assets, managing affairs and conducting business of estates in probate.
• Manage detailed bond application process; complete and file legal documents to secure collateral for defendants bail.
• Serve subpoenas or other official papers as required.
• Execute all client-direct gifts, including gifts of securities and personal property, to individuals and various charitable organizations.
• Locate and apprehend fugitives who have violated conditions of court-ordered bond.
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