countrywide asset manager 28 posts by 21 users

Posted: 12/14/2007 at 12:27AM

hi, does any one has a direct number to countrywide asset manager, or in how to get their listings, please let me know and feel free to email me if you want.
thanks

Posted: 12/14/2007 at 10:22AM

You can find their listings here: http://www.countrywide.com/purchase/f_reo.asp

Posted: 12/15/2007 at 10:20AM

I am an agent , what am trying to do is list their reo properties. so i need a number to an asset manager

Posted: 01/06/2008 at 10:26PM

If you can access their wholesale lender site, you can fish through various branches of their departments for contact information.

Posted: 01/18/2008 at 05:31PM

I'm trying to list bank owned propeties. Can anyone help with contact information?

Posted: 05/12/2008 at 09:23PM

Do you have any contact info for asset managers? Much appreciated if you do.
Thanks,
Bernadette

Posted: 05/14/2008 at 05:04PM

I have done several short sales and no REO's I recently had a couple of back right me referal letters about my performace. I have submitted full packages of information and nothing. I submitted my mail to 150 asset managers and nothing. I called to follow up with all of them and could never get to an actual person. My brother is the VP for Wells Fargo in the appraisal department and I could not even get the inside scoop from him. He said that a inter-office memo about giving out info. That really is discouraging. I have tried every back door and calling like I already had the listing with just giving the document number and that almost worked but then I got a voice mail and no call back. Help me anyone. I am in San Diego CA.

Posted: 05/14/2008 at 06:21PM

Hi Christopher,

I am in North County San Diego. I work all of San Diego but mostly coastal. At this point I will sell anywhere in San Diego. I have got the run around from so many asset management companies that I am getting discouraged. In San Diego there are about 5 companies doing almost all the REO work. They have well over 100 listings each. It is really difficult to get the these guys. I have tried everything. We are super professional and have so many great people on our team but I can't even get a call back from the 150 asset managers I have put out our information to. Believe me it looked first class. Professional photos, professional printing, bank recommendations. Massive years of real estate experience. You name it. So what do you think the problem is out here is San Diego?

Sharon

Posted: 05/15/2008 at 07:47PM

How to reach an asset manager..

Hire a private investigator to find out who they are, what office they work out of and the name of their executive secretary.

Have the investigator find out what organization(s) or clubs the manager belongs to, show up at one of their meetings as a true believer who has fortuitiously " bumped into them" .

Try sending a big bouquet of flowers to the executive secretary along with a singing telegram person who will deliver your message and hand him or her some ballons and a bottle of good wine with your compliments and business card.

Find out the best restaurant in town where they work and leave a message that you want to take the manager to lunch at that restaurant.

Ask the secretary who the manager's favorite sports team or performing artist is and send a couple of box seat or front row tickets with your complements with a request for a fifteen minute meeting

If none of these things elicit a response, the person is subhuman.

Mark
reorecovery

Posted: 05/24/2008 at 01:20AM

Countrywide is by far my favorite company to sell REO's for. Not only do they price them 10% to high but their asset managers revolve every 4 weeks or so. I have yet to have the same asset manager on a file at the begining as when I started. I would suggest a different bank. Try the five star conference this summer.