BPO & REO Services — King & Snohomish Counties
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Adriano Tori
Designated Broker, Founder & CEO — RexMont Real Estate · WA Lic. #27660
Adriano leads RexMont Real Estate — the most-reviewed real estate brokerage in Seattle and the Eastside. 1,200+ closed transactions, $1B+ in production, and 1,241 five-star Google reviews.
RexMont Real Estate completes broker price opinions for valuation companies, appraisal management companies, mortgage servicers, and asset managers with assets in King and Snohomish counties. This page exists for vendor managers: it states who we are, what we have done in prior default cycles, and the standards we commit to on every order.
I am Adriano Tori, founder and Designated Broker of RexMont Real Estate, WA Lic. #27660, licensed since 2005. RexMont has closed 1,200+ transactions and more than $1B in volume, and holds the largest 5-star Google review count of any brokerage in the Seattle-Eastside market. We are a valuation-disciplined shop: every listing we take is priced from NWMLS absorption-rate analysis and documented comparables, which is the same rigor a defensible BPO requires.
Washington default volume is rising. Foreclosure starts increased 18% nationally in the first half of 2026, and Washington repossessions more than doubled year over year in the first quarter of 2026. Servicers and their valuation partners will need reliable local BPO capacity in the Puget Sound region — that is the capacity this page offers.
We've worked a foreclosure cycle before
During the 2008-2013 foreclosure wave, I completed more than 300 broker price opinions as a panel vendor for Integrated Asset Services (IAS), the Denver-based default-mortgage services firm that provided collateral valuation, reconciliation, and full-cycle REO disposition to lenders nationwide and published the IAS360 Home Price Index. My assignments covered Salt Lake County, Utah — exterior and interior valuations on delinquent, pre-foreclosure, and bank-owned properties, priced month after month while values fell.
That work teaches what ordinary brokerage never can: how to defend a value to an asset manager who audits every comparable, how to price a property that has to sell into a declining market, and what actually happens between a notice of default and a trustee sale. It also teaches the vendor's obligations — accept fast, inspect on schedule, document thoroughly, and deliver on the servicer's clock, every time.
Today that discipline runs a Washington brokerage. The market is different, the counties are different, and the tooling is better — direct NWMLS access, county records, and AI-assisted operations that keep intake, scheduling, and quality control consistent. What has not changed is the standard: a BPO is a professional valuation with someone's capital decision behind it, and it gets treated that way.
What every order gets
Coverage: King and Snohomish counties — Seattle, the Eastside (Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Issaquah), and the south Snohomish corridor (Bothell, Lynnwood, Everett). Exterior and interior assignments.
Turn times: exterior BPOs in 24-48 hours; interior in 48-72 hours subject to access. Orders are acknowledged same-day, and any access or data problem is flagged to the ordering platform immediately rather than at the deadline.
Report quality: platform-spec photographs, verified comparable data from direct NWMLS membership, county assessor and recorder cross-checks, and a written reconciliation of the value conclusion. Reports are built to survive an asset manager's audit, because ours did for five years running.
Compliance: active WA Designated Broker license #27660; $1,000,000 E&O coverage through Hiscox; W-9 on file; background-check ready. Documentation packet available to any vendor manager on request.
FAQ
Vendor manager questions
What coverage area does RexMont serve for BPO assignments?
King and Snohomish counties in Washington state — the Seattle, Bellevue, Eastside, and south Snohomish markets — for both exterior and interior broker price opinions.
What turn times do you commit to?
Exterior BPOs within 24-48 hours of assignment; interior BPOs within 48-72 hours, subject to occupant access. Every report includes full comp documentation and photographs to the ordering platform's specification.
Do you meet standard vendor panel requirements?
Yes. Active Washington Designated Broker license #27660 (licensed since 2005), $1,000,000 errors-and-omissions coverage through Hiscox, W-9 on file, and background-check ready. Certificates and documents are available on request.
Do you have default and pre-foreclosure valuation experience?
Yes. Through the 2008-2013 foreclosure cycle, RexMont's founder completed more than 300 broker price opinions as a panel vendor for Integrated Asset Services (IAS), the Denver-based default-mortgage services firm — exterior and interior valuations on delinquent, pre-foreclosure, and REO assets, delivered on servicer timelines.
What data sources back your valuations?
Direct NWMLS access as a member brokerage, county recorder and assessor records, and current absorption-rate analysis by micro-market. Values are built from documented comparables, not automated estimates.
Can you handle recurring volume?
Yes. RexMont is a multi-agent brokerage with AI-assisted operations built for turn-time consistency, and BPO order intake is monitored daily. Assignment acceptance, scheduling, and report delivery follow a documented internal workflow rather than a single agent's availability.
Vendor onboarding
Send your panel requirements and coverage question.
Vendor managers can request the full documentation packet — license, E&O certificate, W-9, and coverage detail — or ask about capacity for a specific ZIP set in King or Snohomish county. Direct email: adriano@rexmont.com.