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Tips on REO property selling and buying

I've been in business for 19 years and in June I'll be 20 years. That make me old in this business. Yes it's true, because most investors they got during the bubble or left during or just after the bubble. But very few people have stuck around. While been time I have participated in 700 transactions of different nature. I wholesaled, I Rehab, I used to buy and notes for a while. I did commercial and residential loans.

For 7 years now, I have been a private lender for investors and wholesalers buy, sell and repair business. I want to share some very smart as a man named Confucius said and what he said was "man who chases chickens, catch none". The reason I mention this because A lot of people hear about various webinars on various topics on selling, and this and that. There are hundreds of ways to make money in real estate, I'll show you why deal with REO is by far the best way and why plans to focus strictly on REO.

Now definitlely you focus on a strategy that you do not want to do is make a short sale here, try to do it is foreclosure or to make a loan mod and do all this things and finish missed by each of them earn no money at all. What you do is concentrate on one thing, make some money for you and really really good at it.

Once you have a cash cow that you can do whatever you want. You can stay in business, do something else or go on vacation.

What is the best strategy? Im talking about buying or reversal REOs. When I mean buying a lot of you out there who are basically rehabbers and want to buy properties, fix 'em up and sell' em. Folks, the best deal you will get are REOs and of course when I mean a REO is also means a bank owned property. There are a couple of people who demand a little more about OER. In summary, an REO is when an owner fails to pay their mortgage payments the bank files a so-called Foreclosure suit.

Run through the entry procedure unless the owner pays the mortgage or sell that you really can do, then the property goes to foreclosure and it gets returned to the bank. At this point, the bank NOWS own good and call it a REO. It's term domestic calling Real Estate Owned.

Now here's where the great opportunity is now. Here is a quick information on realtytrac.com. If you never hear like CNN or the Wall Street Journal cites statistics on all there mentioning realtytrac.com. And now, with just the most recent statistics were out of February, they we're up 30% from a year ago. In 2008 there were 2.3 million properties in foreclosure. Thus, even the government now decides to buy these assets, there are still 2.3 million in the pipeline to be processed.

What do you think is gonna happen to these 99% of seizures Those? They become REO there just can not happen to them. So what happens to these REO properties? Here are people of good news, the banks can not keep. They can not rent them. They Re legally obliged to sell them. So that's not going to change anytime soon, you're not going to see banks as owners. Banks are motivated seller end, if you're buying a property are the banks way to go. If you purchase a specific vendor Often a seller is emotionally attached to their property, they grew their own or they sell at the price you need to buy.

Banks can sell at a lower price because there is no mortgage on them. There are many vendors who would love to give you their property, but there is nothing there, if the mortgage is more than the property value. While they may sell it to you if they wanted, they can not.Thus, banks, sooner or later they have to sell, this is not the issue of SI is the question of when. I call this the ultimate motivated seller.

There are many many ideas and concepts about wholesale buying REO that are simply false.

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