I direct a boutique HUD portfolio in Texas and am looking for a reliable way to help manage and streamline our eviction processes

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2 days 2 hours ago #644633 by Anonymous member
Help!!??!!
I direct a boutique HUD portfolio in Texas and am looking for a reliable way to help manage and streamline our eviction processes. I came across a company called Nationwide Compliant today and am intrigued. Prior to this, my site staff have done most of the leg work in-house and then we bring in attorney assistance on an as-needed basis.
I’d love feedback from anybody who has worked with a company such as this…is it worth the cost?
TIA!
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2 days 2 hours ago #644634 by Bobbi McDowell
Our company uses them and I don't see it being worth it. I still have to show up in court. Basically all they do is file the paperwork and show up with you at court.
2 days 2 hours ago #644634 by Bobbi McDowell
Kelly Stinson
2 days 2 hours ago #644635 by Kelly Stinson
The new fee structure is awful at Nationwide. Not worth it and the customer service has declined in the last 6 months. We are moving back to filing ourselves through eFile until I find another solution.
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2 days 2 hours ago #644636 by Chad Christian
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Imani Linwood
2 days 2 hours ago #644637 by Imani Linwood
Nationwide pretty much just files everything for you. They will go to court, but they ARE NOT attorneys. I say it’s cheaper to keep doing it yourself. They are also usually expensive if you hire an attorney through them vs getting your own. Plus they recently started charging a monthly fee of $99… even if you don’t use them that month, you still have to pay
2 days 2 hours ago #644637 by Imani Linwood
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