About Realty Force
The platform brings property data, people, tasks, documents, decisions, and audit history into one operating layer for distressed-asset teams.
Platform modules
Realty Force helps turn REO documents, BPO details, inspection inputs, and property data into usable file context. Teams spend less time re-keying information and more time reviewing the decisions that move an asset forward.
Outcome: cleaner asset setup and less manual intake work.
Nexus keeps conversations tied to the property, the task, and the people involved. Instead of chasing disconnected email threads, teams can return to the file and see the working context in one place.
Outcome: fewer lost decisions and clearer property history.
The platform supports task routing, reminders, status movement, and handoffs across the REO lifecycle. Work stays organized from intake through listing, offer review, contract, and closing.
Outcome: fewer missed steps between teams.
Realty Force supports listing terms, offer tracking, contract workflows, and e-signature activity around the asset. The goal is to keep offer decisions, approvals, and documents connected to the same property record.
Outcome: faster review with cleaner approval records.
Portfolio views help teams track status, ownership, activity, and exceptions across active assets. Asset managers and brokers can see which files need attention without rebuilding the picture from spreadsheets.
Outcome: better visibility into operational bottlenecks.
Realty Force keeps records of status changes, documents, assignments, messages, and key workflow events. Role-aware access and audit history are part of the operating model, not an afterthought.
Outcome: safer oversight for REO and distressed-asset workflows.
Operating difference
Realty Force is shaped around the actual pressure points of REO work: assignments, occupancy, preservation, listing terms, offers, contract milestones, and closing. It starts with distressed-asset operations instead of forcing that work into a general sales database.
Lenders and servicers need portfolio oversight while brokerages need an efficient place to receive assignments and execute the field work. Realty Force gives each side a dedicated experience while keeping the shared asset record connected.
Conversations belong with the file they affect. Nexus keeps operational discussion, context, and follow-up closer to the property, so future users do not have to reconstruct what happened from scattered channels.
AI is used to accelerate reading, classification, and first-pass extraction. Human users still review critical decisions, approve changes, and remain responsible for the business judgment behind the workflow.
The platform is built around permissioned access, traceable activity, and the operational requirements common to institutional REO work. Security and compliance are treated as part of the workflow design, not a separate filing cabinet.
Audience
Company
Realty Force, LLC is the software company behind the platform. It is not a real estate broker, agent, mortgage broker, lender, servicer, advisor, or transaction facilitator.
Customers and their licensed professionals remain responsible for brokerage, lending, servicing, transaction, and compliance decisions.
Support path
Scout helps route product questions and support needs from inside the app experience.
Teams can contact [email protected] for help and account support.
New teams can book a demo to review fit and rollout needs.
Company facts
About FAQ
No. Realty Force, LLC is a software company; broker, lender, servicer, and transaction decisions stay with the customer and their licensed professionals.
Realty Force is for lenders, servicers, REO listing brokerages, and the field teams that support distressed-asset operations.
Broker pricing is listed on /pricing; lender and servicer pricing is handled through a custom conversation.
Teams can book a demo, talk with the Realty Force team, and use Scout or support for product questions.
Realty Force uses role-based access, row-level security, and audit trails so users see the files and actions their role permits.
The product is live; some modules are flagged while Realty Force adds customers and iterates, while the insurance and trust/security posture applies to the live platform.
