reo: Short Sale and Bank Owned Property Tips
- 04/13/09 05:56 AM
Lowball offers get slow or no response: Whether it is an REO or a short sale, most properties in desirable areas in New Jersey do eventually sell when priced at or just below market value. If you are involved in a short sale, remember that the bank is typically unaware of the pricing during a short sale. When lowball offers stream into the bank they are often scoffed at and rejected, giving the prospected buyers little or no feedback. Surprisingly, it may also take painstakingly long to hear back even on good offers due to the high volume of transactions lenders … (0 comments)
reo: Bank Owned Properties in the Flemington and Clinton Area
- 02/20/09 12:39 AM
If you are looking for bank owned properties then please visit my web-site at http://www.prudentialnewjersey.com/susan.young Unfortunately most foreclosure properties never make it into the multiple listing services. During the bank review period, most listing realtors line up their prospective buyers and offer them a private showing of the property with the hope that the agent will be able to sell the listing to one of their exclusive buyers. If your intention is to purchase a distressed home, then you need to have a realtor that is experienced in doing just that. In Hunterdon County, many distressed homes that are scheduled for … (2 comments)
reo: Sheriff's Sales in Readington Township
- 02/20/09 12:28 AM
If you are looking for bank owned properties then please visit my web-site at http://www.prudentialnewjersey.com/susan.young Unfortunately most foreclosure properties never make it into the multiple listing services. During the bank review period, most listing realtors line up their prospective buyers and offer them a private showing of the property with the hope that the agent will be able to sell the listing to one of their exclusive buyers. If your intention is to purchase a distressed home, then you need to have a realtor that is experienced in doing just that. In Hunterdon County, many distressed homes that are scheduled for … (0 comments)
reo: Are you looking for REO's in Hunterdon County?
- 02/20/09 12:03 AM
If you are looking for bank owned properties then please visit my web-site at http://www.prudentialnewjersey.com/susan.young Unfortunately most foreclosure properties never make it into the multiple listing services. During the bank review period, most listing realtors line up their prospective buyers and offer them a private showing of the property with the hope that the agent will be able to sell the listing to one of their exclusive buyers. If your intention is to purchase a distressed home, then you need to have a realtor that is experienced in doing just that. In Hunterdon County, many distressed homes that are scheduled for … (0 comments)
Lowball offers get slow or no response: Whether it is an REO or a short sale, most properties in desirable areas in New Jersey do eventually sell when priced at or just below market value. If you are involved in a short sale, remember that the bank is typically unaware of the pricing during a short sale. When lowball offers stream into the bank they are often scoffed at and rejected, giving the prospected buyers little or no feedback. Surprisingly, it may also take painstakingly long to hear back even on good offers due to the high volume of transactions lenders … (0 comments)
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