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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

REO with Fannie Mae Restriced to Sell
I've heard of REO properties purchased by Owner Occupants to be restricted to sell their properties for no more than 120% purchase price for the first 6 or 12 months from time of deed date. But to restrict to non owner occupant for 3 months and 120% is crazy!
I sent my 10% EM to their 3rd party today, signed their addendum, and found that to be included. I figured we can list the property at Month 2 as it would/may take a new buyer up to 1 month to close and or we can add in their contract contingency to said date if need be as a buffer, but now I can be certain that holding costs will push me to month 3. :-(
Has anyone heard of this or is it pretty normal with Fannie Mae or any REO for that matter?
Thanks all!