Bulk REO Deals for "Serious Investors" ONLY

[bbarello]

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[Portland Real Estate Guy]

Send them my way. If you need to sell them through an agent. Good Luck.

[Detroit Progress]

We also have properties ranging from 10-20% LTV in Detroit, MI...These properties are not expensive to get started and provide an excellent revenue stream if run properly. Please visit the site in my signiture for more information on our business.

[REOagent]

If you have anything in Southern California, let me know, we usually sell from 5-10 reo's per month

[winthorp duke]

We have bulk REO's and builder buyouts primarily in western US. Send a PM if you are serious and can proof up. We are affiliated with an nationwide asset manager that has been in business for 20+ years. We can cure, manage, and market. Thanks!

[magma]

The easy way: go to URL removed Those are REOs.

For pre-foreclosure, there are several ways. They include, note buying, short sales, and providing services to those at risks of foreclosure. As to how to do each, that's a bigger lesson than I can post here. You are better off learning which ever method you wish to work with.

I run a real estate seminar list. You might find one that suits you.

Also, be aware that foreclosure investing is also rehab investing. You will rarely find a foreclosure that doesn't need, at least minor rehab. Especially in today's market when buyers are looking for upgrades.

[REIP]

I'm selling my contacts list to direct buyer’s reps, private government source and direct institutional sources. You will be able to facilitate from under 1M to several $B.
All sources are legitimate. All are current active contacts.
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[REIP]

I'm Selling My Contact List Of Bulk REO Sources. All Active. realestateinvestmentpros@gamil.com

[gwagner]

Stop the insanity!

Banks do not SELL their REO assets for pennies on the dollar. They can't. The FDIC controls ALL bank assets and must approve their liquidation.

This is especially true when a bank starts to accumulate excessive non-performing assets. The FDIC has a calculation that is called the "Texas Ratio"

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/texas-ratio.asp that the FDIC uses to determine the "health" of a bank.

So if a bank has a HIGH Texas Ratio, they are definitely being watched closely by the FDIC - and the FDIC will not allow that bank to just dump those assets for pennies on the dollar.

There is NO Custom Order Bulk REO. Banks cannot SELL their assets for pennies on the dollar.

Stop the insanity! Read the Truth. http://www.BulkREOTape.com