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WHAT
ARE BANK OWNED HOMES, AND HOW DO THEY DIFFER FROM SHORT SALES?
Homes become
bank owned when the homeowner is not able to make their mortgage
payments and the home goes through the foreclosure process. In some
cases these homes are sold at auctions. But in other cases they either
do not sell at auction or the bank feels that the property is worth
more than what it can draw from an auction. Bank owned homes are then
listed with specialized Realtors who are
trained in detail on how to assist people looking to buy them.
A Short Sale
differs from the above. Some home owners who face foreclosure will work
with their banks to sell the homes prior to them going into formal
foreclosure. Short Sales are quite different, and the process of making
an offer is quite different. Short Sale homes also offer fantastic
values. If you would like to learn more about Short Sales, please
visit: www.SouthernOregonShort
Sales.com
BUYING
BANK OWNED - THE OFFER PROCESS
Our team of experienced Realtors can assist
you to find, evaluate and purchase bank owned homes. Due to the high
demand from buyers interested in these REO (bank owned) properties,
potential buyers must be competitive in making offers. This doesn't
just mean considering a competitive offer price. Buyers who are fully
aware of how the process of buying a bank
owned homes works already have an edge. This is due to the fact
that offers on bank owned properties must be submitted in a very
specific manner.
THINGS TO CONSIDER FOR POTENTIAL BUYERS
Anyone interested in buying bank owned homes in Southern Oregon
should first consult with an experienced Realtor
who has earned experience in successfully assisting buyers in
purchasing bank owned properties. The reason is simple. As a buyer you
must compete with other buyers. If your Realtor is experienced with
bank owned homes, your offer will be made and submitted correclty and
you will be fully prepared in advance once you locate the perfect home
for you or your family. An educated buyer has a serious advantage. You
can have that advantage on your side. Contact us today to learn more
about how you can be one step ahead of other buyers. Our easy to
understand information is free and there is never an obligation.
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