Titanium Solutions & Can I say WHAT?

Can someone explain Titanium Solutions? Are they a 3rd party negotiator or are they just giving leads to Realtors in their area then taking part of the commission? What's the scoop? Is anyone getting listings as a titanium solutions consultant? If so, how many a month? and how much do they pay? How does it work? One of their consultants called on one of my clients and said she was hired by her lender and that she was not a realtor. I looked her up she is a realtor. That is an ethics violation here if you do not disclose that you are a realtor.

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Permalink Reply by Trina Gonzales on June 7, 2011 at 7:07pm

Wow Leslie!  It sounds like you've  dealt with some pretty rotten situations.  Unfortunately, they're going to continue to exist.  It's one of the many signs of the times we're in.  All HRC's are given strict guidelines to adhere to.  I am proud to say that I do. I don't do the assignments very much anymore but I'll accept the ones close to my office.  As a practice, before I go out to the property, I check the mls and see if the property is listed and include that in my notes to TS. If it's listed, I don't even go on the assignment.  We have very strict rules for engaging other people's clients. If it's not, then I proceed with the assignment. As an agent, one of the free services I provide my own distressed clients is to review their modification attempts. It helps them understand the shortsale better if they have at least tried. Many of the TS homeowners call me back, given my TS card after their attempts to modify don't work.  At least I have pointed them in the right direction to save their home first and I can help them shortsale 2nd.

 

Everybody isn't a monster. Just saying...

Leslie Neiss said:

You are missing the point. This isn't about someone trying to get my clients. This isn't about a company trying to be of so-called service to them.  You are a Realtor who is contacting the public and not identifying yourself as a Realtor in your dealings with them.  It's difficult enough for agents working a short sale, without finding that companies who are interjecting themselves into the process for their own financial gain are hiring Realtors to make that public connection.

 

FYI, my clients are represented by attorneys and asset managers who are dealing with the lender on a daily basis. There's plenty of communication going on. My clients aren't "dodging phone calls" and my clients' "status" is clear to all the parties that matter.

 

You are being sold a bunch of BS from Titanium. And you are putting your Realtor license at risk.

 

 

 

 

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