RER Solutions, Inc.(“RER”), a certified small minority woman owned business (“MWOB”), has worked with numerous government agencies providing a wide array of services including:

Federal Deposit Insurance Company/Resolution Trust Corporation – RER became one of the largest contractors to work with these agencies providing real estate workout consulting, sales advisory, due diligence and valuation services. Over the course of these relationships, RER completed more than $2 billion of UPB in loan and asset sales; tens of billions of residential and commercial asset due diligence; and 35,000 asset valuations in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. In addition, RER field audited, corrected deficiencies, recorded assignments and re-executed documents on over 110,000 commercial and residential mortgage loans from securitized transactions.

US Department of Housing and Urban Development – RER is the largest private participating administrative entity (PAE) providing underwriting and debt restructurings as part of the Office of Affordable Housing Preservation (OAHP)’s Mark-to-Market program. RER has performed services on over 450 assets and became the first PAE to successfully close 130 full restructurings with new financing.

Export-Import Bank of the United States (“Ex-Im Bank”) – RER serves this agency in a number of capacities including: providing claims and amendments processing services on all Ex-Im Bank products; working within the Asset Management Division to provide technical financial analysis on individual assets over $20 million, aggregating over $50 billion; and through a joint venture, collecting domestically and internationally funded claims for many of the Bank’s products.

Small Business Administration (“SBA”) – RER worked with the SBA Office of Inspector General (“OIG”) to conduct examinations of SBA guaranteed 7(a), 504, and ARC loans disbursed pursuant to Section 506 of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. RER provided independent and objective loan examination services to assist the OIG in its efforts to support the SBA’s mission while protecting taxpayers from fraud, waste and abuse. RER’s financial systems review included determining compliance with loan origination and closing requirements, detecting fraud, waste, and abuse, assessing internal controls, and ensuring the loans were originated and closed in an efficient and commercially prudent manner. RER’s summary of findings provided recommendations to improve financial systems and tighten internal controls.