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Rudy Holliday is the Senior Vice President of Vendor Management at MCS. His team is responsible for recruiting, developing, and maintaining a superior network of trusted service partners. Rudy has held various leadership positions over the past 25 years in industries including textile services, precision laboratory equipment, and commercial landscaping.
Success in property preservation relies on multiple factors, but effective bidding should be near the top of every vendor’s list. Here are our five key tips for effective bidding to help you maximize your profits for your property preservation work for the mortgage services industry.
Navigating the property preservation landscape of the mortgage services world can be tricky for inexperienced vendors. But knowing just a few of the common pitfalls of property preservation work can help you stay on a path to success. By avoiding these top eight pitfalls, you’ll be on your way to growing your workload in property preservation—and your business.
As handyman, locksmith or other service provider, are you looking to add property preservation work to your portfolio? Welcome to Property Preservation 101. We’ll explore why the work is important, how it can help your business grow and what you’ll need to focus on to be successful in property preservation.
When you’re growing your trade business, you want to work with a property services company that offers more than the basics. You want a true partner. And that’s what you get with MCS. We make sure that interactions with MCS are ESP: Easy, Speedy and Pleasant.
This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, tax, legal or accounting advice. You should always consult your own tax, legal and accounting advisors to help properly manage your business.
Whether you’re assessing your current property preservation provider or are in the market for a new one, it’s important to consider your choice from all angles — from the core preservation services you need to expectations regarding specialized services, the customer experience and your field partner’s ability to truly innovate and help solve problems. Consider these five questions to help you choose the right provider.