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Altisource® Field Services

Company Profile

Contact Information

Contact: Lance Hamilton
Title: Director, Enterprise Sales and Business Development, Altisource Solutions, Inc.
Phone: (877) 806-7586
Website: https://www.altisource.com/Products/Field-Services

Location

Altisource® Field Services
United States

Altisource® offers comprehensive field services to optimize and protect more than 135,000 properties nationwide.1 A key driver of our solutions is our proprietary vendor oversight infrastructure that manages, trains and monitors a nationwide network of vendors. Our oversight ensures vendors adhere to industry standards and provides the highest quality services for your portfolio. We aim to inspect, preserve and repair properties as if they were our own, and we offer a full range of scalable and customizable services to meet your specific needs.

Inspection Services

  • Exterior and interior inspections
  • Property condition reports
  • Weather event emergency management services
  • Quality control inspections
  • Customized inspection services

Preservation and Specialty Services

  • Seasonal services
  • Recurring maintenance
  • Repairs with cost estimate validation
  • Property registrations
  • Utilities management
  • Code compliance management
  • Renovation and marketability solutions
  • HOA management
  • Signage installations and other specialty services

1Transaction volume January 2017 - December 2017

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