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Bank Owned REO Properties and REO Listings

  
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Looking for Bank Owned REO Properties? We’ve scoured the web to find banks that post REO properties on their sites and we’ve assembled other sites that also compile REOs to aid in your search. This might be the easiest way to find and acquire foreclosures.

What is an REO?

A foreclosure occurs when a property owner cannot make principal and/or interest payments on a loan. The property then goes through the foreclosure process and is placed for sale by auction. If the opening bid is not met, the property becomes a REO or real estate owned.

One of the advantages is that once a foreclosed property is an REO, its title is usually clean.

REO Resources & Discussions

  • Bank REO Discussion Forum
  • Challenges of Buying Bank REO Investment Properties
  • Eight Tips for Bidding on and Buying REOs
  • Is There A Perfect Time To Make An Offer On An REO?
  • Purchasing Bank-Owned Properties – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

    Search Bank Owned REO Listings Free

    NOTE: This Bank REO list has been taken and reproduced by many sites, but only BiggerPockets.com maintains the most up to date list for your convenience.

    National REO Banks

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    Regional REO Banks

    Other REO Sites

    REO Listing Site Graveyard

    • Beal Bank – No Longer Available
    • Carolina First Bank – No Longer Available
    • Countrywide – Now Bank of America
    • Downey Savings & Loan – Now US Bank
    • EMC Mortgage – No Longer Available
    • Freemont Investment & Loan – No Longer Available
    • GRP Financial Services Corporation – REO Listings No Longer Available
    • Home Loan and Investment Bank – REO Search No Longer Available
    • Omni National Bank – Closed March 27, 2009
    • Lexington State Bank – Part of NewBridge Bank
    • National Bank of Arizona – REOs No longer available
    • New South Federal Savings Bank – No Longer Available
    • Texas State Bank – No Longer Active
    • Western Bank – Puerto Rico REOs – No longer Active
    • Wilshire Credit Corporation – No longer Active

    Photo: Ed Kohler