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REOs: How low can you go?

Rachel Gill
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  • Baltimore, MD
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I'm on the hunt for my first deal and feel a bit confused about bank owned properties that are in foreclosure.  I'm finding many listings for these properties at a close to retail price, but can tell from the online pics that they need full rehabs.  Will banks entertain a much lower offer than what the listed price is?  

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J Scott
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J Scott
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These days, it's tough to find great deals on REOs in this area (Maryland). A couple years ago, every REO was priced pennies on the dollar (it was a good time to be an investor), but these days, any publicly listed properties are going to have a lot of buyer competition and sell for around market value. Unfortunately...

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