Property Registration
Mortgage Contracting Services is the largest and most experienced property registration company in the nation. Our goal is to keep our customers fully compliant with all laws and ordinances where our client is required to register a property. Compliance is critical for maintaining good working relationships with municipalities and state regulators.
Mortgage Contracting Services helps our customers to avoid fines and penalties from the regulators. More and more municipalities are enacting ordinances that require our customers to register properties. We actively track new ordinances and changes to existing ordinances.
Registration Services
Property Registration, Re-Registration and De-Registration
Mortgage Contracting Services facilitates property registration services on behalf of our clients, while adhering to required code compliance and property registration local ordinances. We process both foreclosure and vacant property registrations ensuring all mandatory forms and fees are provided to the proper municipal contact. Lastly, we monitor timeframes and renew registrations as needed and will de-register the property upon notification of our client’s disposition of that property.
Property Registration Research
Mortgage Contracting Services completes property registration research for our clients, to determine if registration action is required.
Looking for the basics on Property Registration? Read our blog post.
Find out how Mortgage Contracting Services successfully undertook the property registration responsibility for one of the nation’s leading mortgage servicers.
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Mortgage Contracting Services Helps Top-5 Mortgage Servicer Manage Vacant Property Registrations
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Vacant Property Registration: What Is It and Why You Need an Expert Partner
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MCS Helps Top-5 Mortgage Servicer Manage Vacant Property Registrations
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Vacant Property Registration: What Is It and Why You Need an Expert Partner
5 Questions to Help You Choose a
Property Preservation Provider
Whether you’re assessing your current property preservation provider or in the market for a new one, it’s important to consider your choice from all angles. This complimentary guide outlines the five questions you should be asking to help you choose the right provider.