Selling My REO

Selling My REO

When a bank ends up with an REO property on the books, their first concern is almost always to get it turned around and sold. Most banks and lenders are more than willing to work with property owners to avoid foreclosure and ownership of a property. This is because...
3 Important REO Services

3 Important REO Services

No bank or lender wants to end up owning a foreclosure property. Such properties require constant upkeep and most of them require a great deal of work to get them on the market and sold at a good price. Lenders are in the business of making money off of mortgage...
Becoming an REO Property Preservation Vendor

Becoming an REO Property Preservation Vendor

REO preservation companies have over the past decade become a vital part of the real estate industry. Beginning with the housing market crash of 2008, far too many banks became the owners of REO and foreclosure properties, and found themselves in the unexpected...
Typical Agent and Broker REO Responsibilities

Typical Agent and Broker REO Responsibilities

Dealing with REO properties is a hassle and a headache for the lenders who own them. There’s no doubt about that. No lender really wants to be saddled with a property on which they were forced to foreclose. There’s an important relationship between agent and broker in...
3 Tips for Making Your Clients Happy

3 Tips for Making Your Clients Happy

Property preservation contractors have a number of responsibilities to handle, including maintaining a piece of property so that it’s ready to sell. However, the number one responsibility of any contractor is keeping clients happy, which can sometimes feel like an...
What is an REO Property

What is an REO Property

If you’ve ever researched real estate property, then you may have come across the designation REO. When you see these letters, it indicates that the property you’re viewing is real estate owned (REO), meaning it is owned by a bank instead of an individual person. A...