REO Properties face a lot of danger from opportunistic criminals. They could be the target of vandalism, damage, arson or a range of other issues. Theft becomes a problem, and one of the biggest issues that property owners across the nation face is that of squatters,...
One of the hardest parts of having an REO property is keeping it in good shape until you can get it sold. Of course, you never wanted this property to begin with—you were forced to foreclose or otherwise came into it, but your business is financing or selling...
When you come into possession of an REO Property, whether it’s due to a foreclosure or any other reason, your primary goal is to get it off the market and get it sold, fast. Unfortunately, winter is coming fast, the temperatures are getting colder, snow is on the...
Curb appeal is something that’s a given for residential home sales. Unfortunately, it’s not something that a lot of realtors or banks consider when they’re trying to sell an REO property. They tend to view these kind of properties—often foreclosures—as a curse to be...
When you end up with an REO property on your roster, it’s a frustrating thing. As much as homeowners fear the idea of foreclosure, banks fear it just as much. No bank wants to end up having to hold and manage a property; it’s extra time and expense that they neither...
When you end up with an REO property, you’ve got one single goal above all else, and that’s to get it back on (and off) the market fast — and sell it for as much as you can. It’s not easy to get these products listed; there are a lot of complications that go along...
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