Real estate owned (REO) properties, also known as bank-owned homes, are houses that have been seized by banks or other lenders from people who are unable to pay their mortgages. When the property fails to sell in a foreclosure auction, it reverts back to the lending institution that held the mortgage. REO properties often sell for below market value and can be a good deal for first-time or move-up home buyers.
Bank-owned properties are listed on their websites, and when the property does not bring in a bid, it reverts back to the lending institution that held the mortgage. To make a great deal on a bank-owned property, follow these 8 tips:
- Visit bank websites to find REO properties.
- Learn the rules of making bank offers on properties and how to make sure your offer stands out.
- Follow these 8 tips to help you get a great deal on a bank-owned property.
- Understand that property preservation is the process of caring for the inside and outside of a foreclosed property, whether vacant or occupied.
- The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s (OCC) Comptroller’s Handbook booklet, “Other Real Estate Owned”, is prepared for use by OCC.
- Property management services are offered through a property management services contract awarded to Vendor Resource Management (VRM). Fannie Mae requires servicers to preserve both the interior and exterior of vacant properties to secure delinquent loans year-round.
- Homes in foreclosure can often need extensive work to retain or increase value, including new landscaping, interior, and exterior improvements.
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I have a Junk removal business and we work for a Commercial Real estate company and they paid for two 30 yard dumpsters from 2 trash pickup companies and paid our labor 150-200 a day and they just asked for pictures of the full dumpsters and of the clean areas we did and they PayPal the money to us I’m in Illinois and they have 2 offices 1 in IL and 1 in Texas and I only talk to the office in Texas, so we get to work pretty independently because we get the jobs done
I would never let any company attached to my account they would have to sue me first to get the money. I work for one REO company they did not require that but they required a lot of BS was not worth the money way too cheap and they complained about everything they also questioned everything even with all the stupid pictures.
Who do u get jobs from if not from property preservation companies ? Particularly jobs where u don’t have to take pictures and can get paid better. Thanks. I feel like the property preservation companies kinda pay crappy for the amount of work debris removal is and don’t take into account many factors in pricing. Just the cyd
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