template for submitting a offer to bank for REO's homes

template for submitting a offer to bank for REO's homes

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Can anybody help me with a template to submitt to bank for REO's homes

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19y

Hey x2do,

To do it right you will want to approach the deal either with your own agent or the listing agent. Make sure that the Listing agent is aware of your goals on REO's and what you are trying to accomplish. It's best when the REO has been rotting on the MLS for over 30 days.

Make sure the Listing agent knows you are an investor and you wish to make an Investors offer....and that you notice that the listing has been on the MLS for over 30 days......You would like to earn your commission right? I can close in 15 days.

Give Me Title, Termite Clearance and a Home warranty....I am prepared to pay up to 80% of your asking price.

So if a home in Cali is closing escrow in the area for $410,000 and they are asking 415,000, I will pay up to 320,000 and close in 15 days.

It would be good to know what the REO note amount is and their costs.

I have been using this formula and it works pretty good for me.

Foreclosureboy

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  • Wholesaler · Amarillo, TX · Member since 2008 · 1k+ posts · 659 votes
    19y

    I'm not sure what you mean by a template, but you will be submitting your offer through a realtor with a standard contract.

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    BiggerPockets Founder · HI · Member since 2008 · 16k+ posts · 5k+ votes
    19y

    What Ryan is saying is that the Banks will use real estate agents to market their properties. If you're looking to buy one, you'll just use standard real estate contracts.

    Or, are you a real estate agent trying to find out how to get REO listings?

  • Residential Real Estate Agent · OH · Member since 2008 · 553 posts · 24 votes
    19y

    On making an offer to a lender on a REO property you just use a standard contract. When your offer is verbally accepted you will get an addendum to sign from the lender. When you sign the addendum you are then under contract.

  • Member since 2008 · 23 posts · 1 vote
    19y

    Hey x2do,

    To do it right you will want to approach the deal either with your own agent or the listing agent. Make sure that the Listing agent is aware of your goals on REO's and what you are trying to accomplish. It's best when the REO has been rotting on the MLS for over 30 days.

    Make sure the Listing agent knows you are an investor and you wish to make an Investors offer....and that you notice that the listing has been on the MLS for over 30 days......You would like to earn your commission right? I can close in 15 days.

    Give Me Title, Termite Clearance and a Home warranty....I am prepared to pay up to 80% of your asking price.

    So if a home in Cali is closing escrow in the area for $410,000 and they are asking 415,000, I will pay up to 320,000 and close in 15 days.

    It would be good to know what the REO note amount is and their costs.

    I have been using this formula and it works pretty good for me.

    Foreclosureboy

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