Diglo is a real estate "servicer" that belongs to Banco Santander, the first servicer in Spain to belong 100% to a bank. Dingo was previously known as Yera Services.

What are real estate servicers?

The servicers are managers from start to finish, of real estate portfolios, bank loans and mortgages. They are fundamental pieces in the real estate sector.

What exactly does a real estate servicer do?

Real estate servicers are companies that buy loans and bank credits associated with real estate. In order to obtain a profit after the sale or rental of the property. In summary; real estate investors.

Local Rate, makes us an interesting list of the main current services and their assets:

Aliseda: It belongs to Banco Santander.
Anticipa: Together with the previous one, they were bought by the Blackstone investment fund and have assets valued at 35 million euros.
Servihabitat: It belongs to Caixabank and represents 17% of the market.
Altamira: It belongs to Banco Santander and represents 22% of the market with assets valued at 54 million euros.
Haya: It belongs to Bankia and is part of the Cerberus investment fund.
Solvia: It belongs to Banco Sabadell and has assets valued at 31 million
Hipoges: With a presence in 3 countries and nearly 800 employees.
Dingo or Aliseda manages a portfolio of more than 5,000 million euros, from new and used homes, to warehouses, land and other real estate assets. In an Idealista article, the director of real estate, Javier Román, explains how the servicer business still has a long way to go to help banks loosen real estate ballast:

Why is Diglo a different servicer?

Diglo is a 'servicer' that has been going strong because it is not the traditional servicer, let's say, for large investors. They are differentiating themselves through their digital approach, which covers a large sector of the market that does not have contact with servicers. Diglo is committed to offering a closer treatment to the client and so are we when working with them.