Sean has over 15+ years of experience in Information Services Management with a strong focus on Product and Application Management. Sean Reddington is the new Chief Information Officer for Safeguard Properties LLC. Military Academy), where he majored in quantitative economics. He is a distinguished graduate of West Point (U.S. Army, Ordinance Branch, and specialized in supply chain management.
He has held senior management and executive positions with Erico, a manufacturing company in Solon, Ohio Accel, Inc., a packaging company in Lewis Center, Ohio and McMaster-Carr, an industrial supply company in Aurora, Ohio.īefore entering the business world, Mike served in the U.S. Mike built his business career in supply-chain management, operations, finance and marketing. Mike joined Safeguard in July 2010 as vice president of REO and has continued to take on additional duties and responsibilities within the organization, including the role of vice president of operations in 2013 and then COO in 2015. Under Mike’s leadership, all operational departments of Safeguard have reviewed, updated and enhanced their business processes to maximize efficiency and improve quality control. Mike has a proven track record of excellence, partnership and collaboration at Safeguard. Mike has been instrumental in aligning operations to become more efficient, effective, and compliant with our ever-changing industry requirements. Michael Greenbaum is the chief operating officer for Safeguard. He also was named a NEO Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year® finalist in 2013. In 2008, Alan was recognized by Crain’s Cleveland Business in its annual “40-Under-40” profile of young leaders. He takes a team approach to process improvement, involving staff at all levels of the organization to address issues, brainstorm solutions, and identify new and better ways to serve clients. Under Alan’s leadership, Safeguard has grown significantly with strategies that have included new and expanded services, technology investments that deliver higher quality and greater efficiency to clients, and strategic acquisitions.
His hands-on experience has given him unique insights as a leader to innovate, improve and strengthen Safeguard’s processes to assure that the company adheres to the highest standards of quality and customer service. He was promoted to chief operating officer in 2002, and was named CEO in May 2010. He also serves on the board of advisors for SCG Partners, a middle-market private equity fund focused on diversifying and expanding Safeguard Properties’ business model into complimentary markets.Īlan joined Safeguard in 1995, learning the business from the ground up. Please direct any questions to Jaffa is the chief executive officer for Safeguard, steering the company as the mortgage field services industry leader. This excess fee is applicable in the following jurisdictions:Ĭonnecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, Virgin Islands, and Wisconsin. This excess fee must be coded as non-recoverable from the borrower. Law firms should request excess fee approval for each impacted mortgage loan pursuant to the process set forth in the applicable AAA Matrix utilizing the Non-Standard Other Legal IPA Category and invoice the $275 excess fee upon notification from the servicer to proceed with the pending matter. Fannie Mae: Excess Fee for Resuming Pending Foreclosure Actionsįor those mortgage loans with pending foreclosure actions as of August 1, 2021, affected by the foreclosure moratoriums related to COVID-19 in the jurisdictions listed below, Fannie Mae authorizes and will reimburse servicers a one-time excess legal fee of $275 for the additional legal work required to resume pending foreclosure actions when it is necessary to do so upon the lifting of applicable federal and state moratoria.
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