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Updated over 8 years ago,
How to acquire REO's as investment properties
Hey all, I have a simple question.
I want to purchase an REO as an investment property but I'm not sure of the process. Do I need to be sure to tell the bank that it's going to be a rental or does it matter? I plan on putting the 20% down on it to acquire it. Please answer for both REO's and normal houses on the market.
I live in a small town and most of the renters will most likely be college students. I have good credit score and a couple thousand to put down. I haven't bought a house for myself yet so the actual buying property process confuses me just a tad for now.
And please tell me if an REO is much different than a traditional house on the market in terms of the buying process. Most of the houses I look at aren't bank owned but this one happens to be.
Thanks guys and gals,
-Dakoda