To name just a few REO Experts around the country

15 Jun 2012
  • Michel Karl from Seymour, TN.  She has tons of experience and currently works with REO's and/or CREO's with the following companies: Clients include: Branch Banking & Trust, JPMorgan Chase Bank, First Century Bank, Tennessee State Bank, Stonecrest, LLP Mortgage, Beal Bank I work with both residential and commercial foreclosures.
  • David Guzman is an bilingual REO Broker from Rancho Cucamonga CA.  He's got 10 years Experience and his Training and Certifications include: Equator Plantium REO and Short Sale Cert. CDPE Cert.
  • L. Denise Mikell is an REO Agent from STATESBORO, GA.  She's a Certified Distress Property Expert, Certified Foreclosure Specialist, and has training and certifications with RES.NET, Equator.  Has been part of a full service REO company for over 6 years. 
  • Peter Rooduff is an REO Agent from Las Vegas, NV.  He's got 20 years experience listing REOs and completing BPOs.

 

Why Short Sales are important too

26 Feb 2012

On average Short Sales bring 24% greater returns to the banks than Foreclosures do, according to recent findings from McGeough Lamacchia Realty.  This research shows that the banks are losing an average of $43,000 for every foreclosure sale compared to what they would have made in a short sale.  The Lenders are obviously aware of this and know that it's in their best interest to promote the Short Sale process as best they can.Whether or not you've had bad experience dealing with a Short Sale in the past, we can't discount the fact that 40% of today's closings are in Distressed Properties.  Short Sale listing assignements by Asset Managers are already starting to become more important and we expect an increase of this over time.  So to all our Valued Members out there, PLEASE be sure to keep your REO profiles up to date on our site, and if you have any Short Sale experience or training, be sure to add that to your profiles as well.  Have a great week! 

 

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21 Feb 2012

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Apply with these REO Asset Managers

20 Feb 2012

 Some asset management companies and lending institutions have their own REO portals you should apply with.  It's Free and will get you in their system.  These links are usually hidden from public view or advertisement, but our relationships allow us to collect them all.  Here are a few we recommend you start with, since we believe they will release the most REO work in the next 3-6 months.   Freddy Mac - Register Atlas REO - Register Nationstar - Register Want to apply with more REO asset management companies?  We have over 100 asset management companies you should apply with.  See the New REO Bank Contact List (2012).  

 

Mortgage Deal Means More Foreclosures

15 Feb 2012

According to a recent report by CNNMoney, "Even as the $26 billlion mortgage settlement helps hundreds of thousands of troubled homeowners, it will bring a wave of new foreclosures."With complex negotiations having taken place between 49 state attorneys general and federal officials, it's no surprise that many lenders have been holding off on releasing their assets until further notice.  Daren Blomquist, Vice President of Realty Trac and online marketer of foreclosed properties, agrees that "much of last year's 34% drop in foreclosure filings was likely due to the uncertainty involved in the negotiations".  They are estimating that new filings will climb as high as 2.5 million this year, compared to 1.9 million last year.  That's a 31% increase! meaning theoretically that the banks will require 31% more reo agents to work with.  And the number of new REO Agents needed can definitely be much higher than that taking into consideration all of the new regulations being set forth on the assignments of these foreclosed properties (ex. radius limits, monthly assignment limits, etc...).