Busy REO agent=never enough free time. You might not have extra time to play around on Twitter, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth your while. Twitter is an excellent source of industry news, thoughtful articles, and bits of information that save you tons of time. Use your twitter feed to keep you up-to-date on all things default by following these accounts:
RES.NET
@RESNET_EVOLVED
The best part about following RES.NET is they always post about scheduled site maintenance and when the site is down or unexpectedly slow. This can save hours of your time trying to upload photos or complete tasks. If you see the site is down when one of your tasks is due, you can start contacting the right person to alert them of the difficulty instead of wasting your time and energy on a website that just won’t work.
Good Morning! We are aware of the site issues that all of you have been experiencing over the weekend. We have… https://t.co/uqMQACcqBf
— RES.NET (@RESNET_EVOLVED) February 10, 2014
Equator
@EquatorSupport
Follow Equator for the same reason as RES.NET. You’ll be updated on network difficulties and outages in real time. This account also tweets advice and news aimed at real estate professionals.
Our online chat provider is currently experiencing technical issues.Please contact support at AgentHelp@equator.com for assistance.Thank you — EquatorSupport (@EquatorSupport) January 28, 2014
Fannie Mae HomePath
@FannieHomePath
HomePath tweets about where they are sourcing for brokers and includes a link to bring you to the correct site to register. This account could provide your next big client! HomePath also answers customer support questions and sometimes provides articles and advice about their services.
We’re looking for brokers in #DesMoines Want to be part of our network? Now’s your chance! Register here: https://t.co/F5LmnEYZ2I
— HomePath (@FannieHomePath) February 27, 2014
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
@HUDgov
The official Twitter account for HUD can keep you updated on the happenings in the office and will also answer pertinent customer service questions. We also suggest you follow your HUD region on Twitter for specific news and geographically relevant updates. @HUDPacific @HUDPacific @HUDMidAtlantic @HUDMidwest @HUDNY_NJ @HUDNewEngland @HUDSouthwest
#HUD Whether shopping for a home, a mortgage, or ready to close the deal, HUD can help and has videos to show the way https://t.co/b2B6Alk2KU — HUDgov (@HUDgov) February 22, 2014
Freddie Mac
@FreddieMac
Freddie Mac focuses its Twitter updates on the economic climate. If you are looking for updates on national inventory and outlook for the future, this is the perfect account for you. Freddie also uses its twitter feed to educate its followers. If you have a relevant question about its actions or reports, this account might be the place to go to get it answered.
With March’s payment we’ll return $81.8 billion to taxpayers vs. $71.3 billion drawn: https://t.co/xMjIQ7OsCB pic.twitter.com/x52PIVeUQo
— Freddie Mac (@FreddieMac) February 27, 2014
Of course, you should also be following @DSNewsDaily, your source for the latest headlines in the industry, and @FiveStarFORCE for updates on FORCE member news and articles tailored to real estate professionals. Have another twitter account you just can’t live without? Comment below to tell us about it!