Real Time Resolution

Has anyone had successful dealings negotiation with Real Time Resolutions? 

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Payne on March 13, 2010 at 5:21am
Yes, they are not too bad to work with. They bought a lot of BofA seconds
Permalink Reply by Paola Martinsen on March 13, 2010 at 4:04pm
Yes! They are horrible at getting a hold of but if you get creative and catch the negotiators attention then you can make it happen quick! I didnt even have to negotiate with them one day they finally emailed me an approval . They took 3k on a 100k HELOC. the first approval they sent me was good for 1 day and the only way to get an extension was when I sent then the 1st approval.
Permalink Reply by Maya Thomas on November 29, 2011 at 10:34am

Hi Paola,

What is the email format for negotiators at Real Time Resolutions?
Maya 

Permalink Reply by Brenda Mull on March 14, 2010 at 3:21am
Thank you!

PaolaMarin said:
Yes! They are horrible at getting a hold of but if you get creative and catch the negotiators attention then you can make it happen quick! I didnt even have to negotiate with them one day they finally emailed me an approval . They took 3k on a 100k HELOC. the first approval they sent me was good for 1 day and the only way to get an extension was when I sent then the 1st approval.
Permalink Reply by Gloria Aanenson on March 15, 2010 at 9:36am
How did you end up working with RTR. I am just befuddled. This has been going on for 4 months minimum. Any suggestions
Permalink Reply by Gloria Aanenson on March 15, 2010 at 9:41am
I am really trying to work with them but am having a huge problem. I am working with E Luna. My 1st has agreed to $2100 to pay to them - RTR denied. The amount owed is around $55000. I wrote back and asked that they give me some idea of a number that would work and they came back with $27,000. We had an agreement before for $10,400 but the offer was withdrawn because the buyer got tired of waiting. The newest offer from the 1st to RTR of 2100 is a new offer from a new buyer. Any thoughts or help?

Paola Lopez De Armentia said:
Yes! They are horrible at getting a hold of but if you get creative and catch the negotiators attention then you can make it happen quick! I didnt even have to negotiate with them one day they finally emailed me an approval . They took 3k on a 100k HELOC. the first approval they sent me was good for 1 day and the only way to get an extension was when I sent then the 1st approval.
Permalink Reply by Paola Martinsen on March 15, 2010 at 12:19pm
Banks try to get money from buyer, seller and the agents. You o=could go back to the first and try to get the 2nd more money, do a real estate contribution or ask the buyer to contribute. When all paties are chipping in, even if its a small amount the second will feel like they have squeezed the deal and then can accept a lesser amount than the 27k they are asking for. You can always escalate to management.

Gloria Aanenson said:
I am really trying to work with them but am having a huge problem. I am working with E Luna. My 1st has agreed to $2100 to pay to them - RTR denied. The amount owed is around $55000. I wrote back and asked that they give me some idea of a number that would work and they came back with $27,000. We had an agreement before for $10,400 but the offer was withdrawn because the buyer got tired of waiting. The newest offer from the 1st to RTR of 2100 is a new offer from a new buyer. Any thoughts or help?

Paola Lopez De Armentia said:
Yes! They are horrible at getting a hold of but if you get creative and catch the negotiators attention then you can make it happen quick! I didnt even have to negotiate with them one day they finally emailed me an approval . They took 3k on a 100k HELOC. the first approval they sent me was good for 1 day and the only way to get an extension was when I sent then the 1st approval.
Permalink Reply by Cari Gililland on November 22, 2010 at 10:13am
I have been trying to get ahold of someone...but all I can get is the receptionists voicemail...and of course no return call. Does anyone have a phone number or extension to a real person?
Permalink Reply by Jeremy Eide on March 3, 2011 at 9:52am
any contact info for these guys?
Permalink Reply by Cari Gililland on March 3, 2011 at 12:05pm
I recently closed a short sale with Real Time.  They were extremely difficult to work with but we got it done and the final result was acceptable. Try this phone number.  Good luck...they are tricky.  877-599-2843
Permalink Reply by Evelyn Broxterman on March 6, 2011 at 3:39am
YES!!!!!! Got an approval in two hours!!!!!!!!!! SUPER to work with and the negotiator was so nice to boot! Good luck!
Permalink Reply by Wendy Starling on March 14, 2012 at 12:27pm

WHAT is your secret?  I have a file I just found out has a 2nd with RTR, and only have a week before the buyer is GONE - any advice you can offer?

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