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Opaque Multi-Party Delays
Cross-party workflows stall because status, documents, and deadlines are tracked manually with no shared visibility or escalation.
In their words
ive emailed them at least 5 times with no response at all beside once saying the searches are nearly complete which was over a month ago
now that they went subscription based, the data is 100% not as quality as it used to be
3 weeks later, the management company have not even acknowledged the request let alone created the DOV
I am still getting letters from utility companies for properties we sold two years ago, so yes, this would be worth it depending on the number of units.
I have incredible reviews and testimonials and referrals due to babysitting the files myself (which doesn't take much time, but takes away from prospecting)
Trying to get any type of lien (ESPECIALLY the Rawlings Company) is like trying to get into the pentagon??
simply trying to transfer $4m out of a Variable Annuity. Absolutely hellacious experience
We need a system where documentation happens automatically or at minimum makes it so easy that there's no excuse not to do it.
the time between “case settles” and “client actually gets paid” routinely runs 4-6 months
All they have to do is input details in their software and it churns out the presentation with allocations and glide path. Then no calls from the advisor for 6 months.
I pretty much do everything from start to finish. The LO brings in the clients.
I'm worried that the state will not recognize the documents, especially the will.
Loan, legal, and transaction teams
Where they talk
- r/loanoriginators
- r/realtors
- r/HousingUK
- r/appraisal
- r/smallbusiness
- r/WholesaleRealestate
- r/TalesFromYourBank
- r/AskAnAussieBroker
Tools they use today
- UWM
- Google Sheets
- SAM.gov
- Slack
- Arive
- broker APIs
- Chase
- checklist
Why those fall short
- advisor unresponsive; planning software output never delivered
- It takes a week for clerical to scan verification that arrives by mail or over the desk
- customers lack wire info; manual typing and overrides slow
- Portals ignored, LORs bottom-piled, info re-requested, no response
- no automated conflict or coverage check
Map of ideas
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