Hi everyone! New on the block. Have enjoyed all of your info.
Are there regulations that dictate how long a bank can hold a property or how many it can have at any given time?
Hi everyone! New on the block. Have enjoyed all of your info.
Are there regulations that dictate how long a bank can hold a property or how many it can have at any given time?
how can the government regulate how long the banks can hold a piece of property they own? Now if you find a formula that will tell everyone how long or how low a bank will go on a REO then sell it, because you will be richer than bill gates :lol: :D
I thought I read that banks must keep a fixed dollar amount liquid for every dollar of bad debt. If so does this impact their abaility to lend.
REOs do affect a banks ability to lend. A performing note is an asset. A non-performing note is a liability. A REO is a liability. The more REO's on a banks books, the more reserves they must keep in place and the less they can lend.
Thanks Wheatie, good information to pair with DOM.
We have REOs in our inventory over 500 days listed! I don't think there is any regulation or timeline that the bank has to adhere to for REOs, but the only reason I couldn't see a bank liquidating an REO asap is because it is under some sort of lis pendens.
Is that not uncommon for you to have properties near the 500 day mark? Anything unusual about them that they sit that long?
Thanks,
Norm Swansen