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Dave Kennedy
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Where do you go to find REO's?

Dave Kennedy
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Is there a good database or do you just hop from each banks website and search for properties?

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J Scott
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Almost all REOs are listed on the MLS. So, if you can get access to the MLS, that's your best bet. If not, find a realtor and ask them to send you the REOs that fit your criteria. Alternatively, you can use any of the vast number of Internet sites that provide access to most MLS data.

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