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Page 1: Modernizing the real estate transaction process abstract

Modernizing The Real

Estate Transaction

Process

Reengineering

The Consumer Experience

Travis Wright

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POSITIONING STATEMENT AND PURPOSE

For years, the consumer experience in real estate transactions has been the consequence of a collage of

disconnected service providers, product vendors and regulatory agencies. Each of these entities inserts their

requirements and demands into the transaction process, often to the apprehension of the consumer and the

other participating service providers. Individually, many service providers make efforts to improve their ‘slice’ of

the consumer experience which falls within their control, but most often these improvements are

uncoordinated with efforts made by service providers in other sectors.

Now, a volunteer group of industry stakeholders seeks to enhance the consumer experience by approaching

the issue from another perspective. We believe that by galvanizing industry trade groups, data standards

bodies, private-sector industry market leaders, regulatory agencies and consumer advocate groups into a

collaborative voice with shared interests, that together we can design and promote the Modernization of the

Real Estate Transaction Process.

By re-architecting the transaction process, we believe the consumer will benefit from increased transparency,

process simplicity, and reduction of costs. Simultaneously, we envision transaction service providers

benefitting from improved operating efficiencies, regulatory compliance and risk reduction while serving the

consumer in the new process.

Transparent property rights are an essential component for prosperity and economic growth in the United

States. Given that, we acknowledge that there exists a number of standards organizations and trade

associations working to improve the real estate transaction experience, but that no single organization has the

scope or resources available to reengineer and modernize the entire real estate transaction process.

What needs to come about is a framework and unifying structure to provide common linkage among leading

standards organizations, trade organizations, and public and private sector leaders. This, then, becomes one

of the chief goals of this Modernization group.

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STAKEHOLDERS IN MODERNIZED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION PROCESS

1,000,000

Realtors;

900 MLS’s

300,000

Practitioners

150,000

Practitioners

24,000

Appraisers

3,600

County

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TRANSACTION TRADING PLATFORM

§ 5 Million Home Sales

§ 8 Million Consumers

§ 2 Million Service Providers

§ $1 Trillion Gross Sales Value

§ $100+ Billion in Service Fees, Premiums, Commissions

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REAL ESTATE

BROKERAGE

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Realtor Commissions $50,000,000,000

Incremental Value of Loan Originations: 5% $40,000,000,000

Title Insurance $10,000,000,000

Appraisal Fees $2,000,000,000

MBS Trading Fees $3,000,000,000

Recording Fees $350,000,000

Transfer Taxes

TOTAL ESTIMATED FEES $105,350,000,000

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY

THE PRIVATE SECTOR CARES: $100+ BILLION

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AND THE CONSUMER CARES

5 Million Home Sales

NEW HOMES

& RESALES

THE AMERICAN

DREAM

$1 Trillion

GROSS ANNUAL SALES VOLUME

$60B Spent After

Move-In

77M Monthly Internet Viewers

2 BILLION MINUTES:

REAL ESTATE IS LIKE A CABLE TV CHANNEL!

$13B Spent for

Online Ads

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THE PROCESS NEEDS

SUPPLY CHAIN TRADING PARTNERS

Disclosures

Title

Search Title

Commitment Property

Information

Report

Report

$$$

Copies of

Contract

Purchase &Sale

Contract

Report

Disclosure

Packet

Inspection

$$$

$$$

$$$

Disclosure

Packet

Pest

Inspector

Roof

Inspector

House

Inspector

Other

Agent

Other

Agent

Client

Client

Seller

Buyer’s

Attorney

Listing

Agent Selling Agent

Title

Company

Appraiser

Property

Insurance

Agent

Other

Agent

Client

Lender

Seller’s Lawyer

County

Recorder

Inspector

Additional

Inspections

Buyer

?

Copies

of Loan

Documents

Search, Exam

Prelim

Recordable

Documents Title

Insurance

Policy

Loan

Documents

Inspection

Hazard

Insurance

Policy

Home

Warranty

Plan

Property

Information

Reports Report

Sign

Documents

© WRIGHT | STRATEGY | ADVISORS

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WHAT IS SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT?

Supply Chain Management is management of a

network of interconnected businesses involved in the

provision of product and service packages required by

the end customers in a supply chain.[2]

Supply Chain Management spans all movement and

storage of raw materials, work-in-process inventory,

and finished goods from point of origin to point of

consumption.

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SUPPLY CHAIN FUNDAMENTALS

• Real time demand inputs from point of sale back

upstream to suppliers

• Suppliers can then gauge demand and throughput

requirements

• Today, real estate participants do not communicate

demand, supply or logistics availability between one

another

• Result: ‘Hire Big, Fire Big’

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SUPPLY CHAIN & DEMAND CHAIN

Real Estate Transaction Process

Supply Chain

Products Marketing Analytics

Demand Chain

Consumer Sales Service

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THE U.S. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION PROCESS IS

DISCONNECTED

Transaction Providers Are Not True ‘Trading Partners’

• REALTORS …the inventory

• LENDERS …the financing

• TITLE INSURERS …the guaranty

• SETTLEMENT AGENTS …close the transaction

• RECORDERS …legal, public notice

• SERVICERS…mortgage & escrow payments

• SECURITIZERS …new capital in the supply chain

• REGULATORS …prevent financial abuse or fraud

The Providers’ individual

supply chains are not linked

to a supply chain platform

Who should own or

manage the supply chain

platform?

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WE’RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER

Gov’t

Oversight

Consumer

Search Sites

eTransaction Platform (Data, Documents, eSigs) eClosing

eRecord

POS & LOS System

SMARTDocs

eDoc

Custodian

§ Closing Agent

§ Title Company

§ Attorney

County RecorderCourt House

Recorder | Assessor | Taxation

Mortgage

Origination

Sales

Contract

REALTOR

Loan App

Initial

Disclosures

GFE, TIL

Loan App

Loan Quote

Rates &

Pricing

Lock

VOE, VOI

Credit

MI

Appraisal

Title

Closing

Documents

eNOTE

Deed

eFile

Title Search,

Examination,

Curative,

Underwriting

eVaulting

LOAN

SERVICERS

eDisclosures

SELLER BUYER

Archive

eRecording

Paper

Documents

eVault

eVault

Property Search | Analysis | ContractOrigination | Appraisal | Title Exam |

Closing | Recording | Disbursements

MLS

PROPERTY

DATA

(RETS) Processing

Property

Listing

eSignatures

Electronic Audit & Compliance Trail

Real Property Transactions Mortgage & Title Transactions

Mortgage

Backed

Securities

(MBS)

§FANNIE

§FREDDIE

WALL ST.

INVESTORS

eDelivery

· MIN

· MOM Loans

Capital Markets Transactions

Securitization

Data Data

Data

Warehouses:

Analytics

Appraisal

UMDP | UCDP

UAD | ULDD

Brokerage

IDXSearch Portal

Syndicators

© All Rights Reserved

Wright | STRATEGY | Advisors

T h e S u p p l y C h a i n o f R e a l P r o p e r t y T r a n s a c t i o n sConsumers

Lender’s Back Office System

Realtors LendersAppraisers Title &

Closing

Attorneys Recorders Securitization RegulatorsInsurers InvestorsTechnologistsCredit

Agencies

Notarization

eNotarization

MERS as

Mortgagee

State Laws

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SUPPLY CHAINS SHOULD HAVE CONNECTIONS

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If You Believe In This Industry;

If You Believe In Housing Opportunity

For Our Kids And Our Grandkids;

If You Believe That The American Dream Is Alive And Well;

If You Believe Opportunity Should Not Be Limited

To The 1 Percent;

If You Believe That Housing Can Help

Get This Economy Back On Track Again.

Let’s Work Together.

Stand Up And Be Counted As Part Of Mba,

As We Rally Our Forces In Washington

David Stevens

President &CEO

Mortgage Bankers Association

Oct. 22, 2012

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ON LEADERSHIP

“It is not up to the Government to

decide the future of the real

estate industry;

It is up to the Leaders of the real

estate industry to decide real

estate’s future.”

Ken Harney

Keeping Current Matters®

Speaking at the National Association of Realtors

Conference, Orlando, FL

11-11-2012

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WILL YOU HELP MAKE IT HAPPEN?

Travis Wright

[email protected]

281-217-2789