Seattle Business Monthly - October 2007

Depot for Repos

With the subprime market continuing its slow-motion implosion, it was only a matter of time before an entrepreneur stepped in to make sense of - and perhaps a little money from - the rash of real estate foreclosures. Enter Bellevue-based DepotPoint.com.

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Seattle Times - July 23, 2007

Seattle Times “Interface” Interview with Prakash Kondepudi, 43, president and CEO, DepotPoint.com

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THE WALL STREET TRANSCRIPT - June 25, 2007

THE WALL STREET TRANSCRIPT Interviews DepotPoint’s Prakash Kondepudi

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Creator of ForeclosurePoint.com and TrackPoint Default Management Solutions Strengthens its Leadership Position with Added Expertise from a Leading Venture Capital Firm

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Banker and Tradesman - February 12, 2007

Stifled By Regulation and Dependence, Lenders Miss Innovation Opportunities

By Prakash Kondepudi

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DSNews.com - February 6, 2007

New Technology Benefits Attorneys in Default Servicing

By Kerri Panchuk

Filing cases in different states can be a major headache for attorneys who specialize in default servicing. To address these challenges, DepotPoint, a leading provider of mortgage technology services, has launched a fully-integrated intelligent foreclosure regulatory database.

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Integrated Regulatory Knowledgebase Translates into Better Compliance, Greater Efficiency, and Faster Foreclosure Proceedings

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Managing REO - February 2007

Niche Players Still Prominent in Default Servicing Technology

By Ted Cornwell

Despite the emphasis of large technology providers on incorporating default management and workout technology into core servicing systems, specialized technology providers still believe they can offer something better. \

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The Title Report - January 8, 2007

Foreclosure market a daunting monster, but it can be tamed

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Mortgage Technology - January 1, 2007

Protecting and Managing Defaults with Technology 

By Ted Cornwell

If there is one aspect of the mortgage business that has been stubbornly resistant to standardization and automation, it is default management.

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