For Licensed Professionals
No we-buy-houses investor site fields calls from probate attorneys. RREX is built for the professional referral ecosystem — coordinating property situations that require attorneys, title companies, lenders, and community partners working together. When your client has a tax lien, three heirs who disagree, and a reverse mortgage coming due — there's one call to make.
RREX is the coordination layer between distressed property situations and the licensed professionals who resolve them.
Probate, foreclosure, real estate, bankruptcy, and divorce attorneys refer cases when property resolution needs coordination beyond legal representation.
When to refer: Client needs property sold during or after legal proceedings; multiple professionals need coordination; timeline is tight.
What RREX does: Coordinates property review, assembles needed professionals, routes to appropriate resolution pathway — without providing legal advice.
Title companies encounter complex curative situations that need more than a standard title commitment.
When to refer: Clouded title, heirship gaps, lien stacking, multi-party ownership, title defects requiring curative work.
What RREX does: Structures the curative pathway, coordinates with the needed professionals, keeps the transaction moving.
Loss mitigation, REO, and short sale departments encounter situations that need structured coordination.
When to refer: Short sale approval needed but property won't move; REO asset stuck due to title or condition issues; loss mitigation options exhausted.
What RREX does: Provides structured property review and professional assembly to move the asset toward resolution.
Executors and administrators face property decisions while managing grieving families and legal timelines.
When to refer: Multiple heirs disagree; property needs work before sale; probate timeline conflicts with mortgage or tax deadlines.
What RREX does: Provides neutral property review, coordinates professional assembly, keeps the estate moving.
Contractors encounter distressed properties where the owner can't pay for repairs but the property needs resolution.
When to refer: Code compliance work needed for sale; rehab estimate needed for buyer evaluation; vacant property maintenance coordination.
What RREX does: Connects contractor assessment to the overall property resolution pathway.
Clergy, hospice, social workers, and funeral homes are often first to learn a family is facing property distress.
When to refer: Family facing foreclosure after a death; patient discharge blocked by uninhabitable home; inherited property overwhelming a grieving family.
What RREX does: Provides calm, no-pressure property review. No sales pitch. Educational coordination only.
PROFESSIONAL REFERRAL
Complete this form to refer a client's property situation for coordination review. All referrals are handled with professional discretion.