Most often, the corporate owner of an REO will have designated a broker to market, and handle the sale.
Sometimes, a particular REO may not have a designated broker... and in this case, you may submit your offer directly to the rep handling the 'orphan' REO.
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Most often, the corporate owner of an REO will have designated a broker to market, and handle the sale.
Sometimes, a particular REO may not have a designated broker... and in this case, you may submit your offer directly to the rep handling the 'orphan' REO.
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No, but the bank will have an agent, so real estate commissions will be paid out.
You might want to bring one to the table to make your life easier, as it's the same commission being paid out either way.
No, but the bank will have an agent, so real estate commissions will be paid out.
You might want to bring one to the table to make your life easier, as it's the same commission being paid out either way.
Thanks Hibby! I'll do whatever it takes if it makes the process easier and doesn't affect the price!
Most often, the corporate owner of an REO will have designated a broker to market, and handle the sale.
Sometimes, a particular REO may not have a designated broker... and in this case, you may submit your offer directly to the rep handling the 'orphan' REO.
[addsig]
Most often, the corporate owner of an REO will have designated a broker to market, and handle the sale.
Sometimes, a particular REO may not have a designated broker... and in this case, you may submit your offer directly to the rep handling the 'orphan' REO.
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