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What does REO mean?

Postby aguilar on Mon Oct 08, 2007 1:23 am

REO = Real Estate Owned

REO is commonly referred to as bank owned property or any of the current "Real Estate Owned" property that a bank may have for sale.

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Re: What does REO mean?

Postby LeighAlpha on Fri Oct 03, 2008 12:56 am

REO? Short Sale? Foreclosure?
Short Sale - when the homeowner is in default but foreclosure proceeding have not begun, the owner may try to satisfy the credit obligation by selling the property at an amount lower than the mortgage balance owing. These sales are subject to lender approval, and the main reason a lender may approve a short sale is the cost to go through the foreclosure process may be more than the amount lost through a short sale.
Foreclosure - the lender has started the legal process to claim the property due to the mortgage being in default or other terms of the agreement breached.
REO/Bank Owned Property - the foreclosure process is complete and the property is owned by the lender.....
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Re: What does REO mean?

Postby BraidyPaul on Mon Nov 03, 2008 11:53 pm

It means Real Estate Owned. In the application process, it refers to any deeded property the applicant ownes along with its corresponding information - address, type of property, use of property, value, balance owed, monthly payment, and taxes and insurance...............
In the servicing side of real estate, mortgage companys use the term REO for properties they have foreclosed upon, and now have converted into their name. Real estate they own.....
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Re: What does REO mean?

Postby Martha on Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:08 pm

what is the difference between a comparable sale and a competitive property?
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Re: What does REO mean?

Postby aguilar on Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:50 am

Comparable sale is a similar model match sale that would support or justify the value of your subject property.

Competitive property, I think you may have been referring to comparable listings which is the same as a comparable sale except that it has not sold yet. When we prepare a BPO (Broker Price Opinion) for the bank they ask us to provide 3-4 comparable listings, (active) and 3-4 comparable sales for the subject. The purpose is to see what has recently sold and what is currently available which will help the bank understand the current market in that area. The key is knowing and identifying a declining market which will require you to price your home very aggressively to ensure it sells. If your in a declining market and your property is priced above current comps it will never sell. :(

Most banks or reo companies are never in the city they are selling the property and they require local agents to be their eyes in the field and tell them what the current market trends are.
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