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Bank Reo Departments

Learn How Bank REO Departments Deal With Foreclosures

Banks have been using Asset Management companies sell some of their access real estate because they have been overwhelmed with foreclosures. Sometimes knowing people at the asset management helps because they can let you know in advance before a property will be placed on the open market.

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Now day’s most people know what a Bank REO Department is and the function they play in the residential real estate foreclosure disaster. But just in case you don’t know "REO" is the acronym for Real Estate Owned. Go to what is a REO for additional information

When banks and real estate mortgage lenders foreclose on loans after the foreclosure sale, if there are no bidders for more than the current mortgage balance the lenders end up owning the real estate. Go to Bank Owned Real Estate and read up on foreclosures.

Banks and mortgage lenders refer these properties as REO’s and the property is generally placed on the market for immediate sale. The problem is most banks have been hiring people with Zero real estate knowledge.

Some bank REO Departments are bank controlled real estate asset management companies that operate under a different name. Banks have been looking for ways to slow down their foreclosures because their balance sheets are getting hammered.

After two years of massive real estate foreclosures some of the banks and mortgage lenders have finally realized that their high risk 100% real estate loan scam backfired. Now they like to blame in on loan fraud. But they created the program in the first place.

Most of the lenders that were making Pay Option Arm and 100% Stated Income real estate loans are out of business and many people have almost forgot their names. Remember CountryWide? How about Washington Mutual?

During red hot real estate markets banks and mortgage companies had few foreclosures because property was selling so fast there were buyers standing in line to buy homes. But as you know that situation has changed.

The real problem today is the people that are responsible for dispose of all the mistakes... don't have any idea what they are doing. So short sales and some foreclosures take weeks to sell even thought there are plenty of willing buyers. Another site to look at is: Bank REO’s.

Today most of the large banks have a system in place to sell off bank owned property. It started off with loss mitigation departments and evolved into Bank REO Departments.

Slowly they have realized ignoring the problem did not make it go away. They finally decided to hire some specialists that understand real estate to manage their bank REO departments.

One of the biggest offenders "Bank of America" is now giving seminars to Realtors to try and speed up the liquidation process. Go to Savvy Realtors

They start out by testing Realtors to see if they are dependable by having them do tasks before they are approved to handle REO sales.

Realtor must resistor with the lender on their website.

• Then if you are fast enough to claim the "BPO" Brokers Price Opinion you may get an order for a BPO.

• When they started giving out BPO’s 2 years ago they paid around $150 to complete the order. Now Days your lucky to get from $50 to $100 for the same work.

• If you can get the BPO done and returned to the lender or their asset manager in 24 hours and if you did a good job you will get some more orders.

• This is the testing period… If you do good work in record time you may receive a REO listing.

• Just because you receive a REO listing does not mean you have hit pay dirt. Along with the REO you get a list of jobs related to selling the property.

• You must make a physical inspection of the property and if it is still occupied you may be required to offer the occupant "Key Money" to get them to move without destroying the property.

If the property is vacant you will be required to change the locks, turn on the power and water, test all the appliances and order a pest inspection. You will also be required to hire a cleaning service to clean the property and remove any trash.

The list goes on but the big thing is you get to front all the money to perform the required services as a condition of having the REO listing.

And if you over priced the real estate and it does not sell in 90 days they may give the listing to someone else.

Bank REO Departments know that many Realtors are hungry so they make Realtors jump through some hoops to keep the BPO’s and REO’s coming.

Because this is the only game in town in many areas and the money is fairly good, if you can get approved go for it.

Keep an open mind and do not forget how to do regular real estate listings and sales, because in about 18 months the REO’s will start to dry up and it will be back to business as usual.

Short Sales and foreclosures are the big thing today and will continue for another year or so, but all good things come to an end sooner or later.

Bank REO Departments hold the keys to your financial success, so study this real estate site for additional information.

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