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Cash or Credit? Financing Profiles for REO Sales in the Las Vegas Valley April 2010

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Las Vegas REO Financing - Cash, FHA, Conventional, VA, Auction

Las Vegas REO Financing - Cash, FHA, Conventional, VA, Auction

Cash or Credit for Your REO Purchase?

Cash is the obvious dominator with overall Las Vegas Area REO Purchases.  Cash not only dominates but CRUSHES financed purchases under $75000.  The primary reason is the stuff priced under $75000 is unhabitable and ineligible for financing or is condo ineligible for financing. 

Asset managers for REO also may choose cash offers that may be lower than financed simply because financed offers have exceeded their appraised price on the property or because there are less contingencies and they can close quicker (which takes the asset - or liability - off of their books quicker.)

Condo financing is currently a challenge in the Las Vegas Area.  Lenders want to see low investor concentration, low HOA deliquencies and no construction defect or other litigation against HOA or community.  To determine if a condo is eligible for financing, a condo certification may be ordered from the HOA (this does cost money) and have it run by an underwriter.

Whether you are all cash or a financed buyer, you can search Las Vegas Area (Henderson & North Las Vegas too) homes right here for free and no obligation!

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Last Month's Las Vegas Area REO Financing Profile Report

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Comments(6)

Scott Baker
www.eHomeReports.com Coldwell Banker Realty - Liberty Township, OH
Realtor Homes for Sale Cincinnati/Dayton Ohio

Really like the Bar Chart Renee. Cash is king isn't it. I will say it again, you have an unusual market there. We very seldom have ANY cash deals.

Thank you

Jun 03, 2010 03:51 AM
Robert Havana
Park and Protect- Alberta Real Estate License Parking - Calgary, AB
Alberta Real Estate License Parking

It is amazing that there is that much cash out there in the market still.  As bad as things have got there are still a lot of people who have access to a lot of cash.

Jun 03, 2010 04:43 AM
Kevin J. May
Florida Supreme Realty - Hobe Sound, FL
Serving the Treasure & Paradise Coasts of Florida

Even though it is prevalent in the lower priced sales it's amazing the amount of cash that seems to be "magically" accessible.  The same is happening here Renee, what fun we're having!

Jun 03, 2010 05:19 AM
Esko Kiuru
Bethesda, MD

Renee,

Conventional mortgage is hanging in there despite having tougher guidelines than FHA.

Jun 03, 2010 06:26 AM
Renée Donohue~Home Photography
Savvy Home Pix - Allegan, MI
Western Michigan Real Estate Photographer

Scott: Can't disagree with anything you say.  Cash is king here and our market is beyond unusual ;)

Robert:  Yea, you gotta wonder with the unemployment so high here!

Kevin:  Agreed.  Where is this stuff coming from?

Esko:  Wow!  I only closed one conventional this year (rest have been either cash or fha) and I thought it was easy and ALMOST as easy as Cash.

Jun 03, 2010 10:58 AM
Cal Yoder
Keller Williams Elite - Lititz, PA
Homes For Sale in Lancaster PA - 717.413.0744

Those with money have money. In fact in times like these those with money make out so well it is hard to imagine. I think those with cash can make money in any kind of market. It is so amazing. In fact, I think there is so much cash available in the hands of a minority that if you have this kind of client, it is a great time to be in real estate.

Cal

Jun 04, 2010 01:21 PM