For many real estate investors, the idea of buying a dilapidated property, putting in some labor and flipping it for a profit is a dream. But like any type of …
So, you're interested in buying a bank-owned or REO (Real Estate Owned) property either to flip or to fix it up for yourself. Navigating the complicated world of real estate …
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While the usual real estate advertising tactics are a good start for REO agents, the best results come to those who put extra effort into marketing themselves. REO properties are …
Finding an REO agent in your area can be a daunting task. You want someone who is reputable, hard-working and most of all, an excellent communicator. Today, nearly all searches …
As a real estate agent, you can opt to work generally, pursuing any and all opportunities as they arise, or you can choose to specialize in a specific property type. Are …
If you’ve seen the rise in foreclosures, you know it’s a great time to become a REO agent. But, there are some qualifications you’re going to need — some will …
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