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Updated about 17 years ago on . Most recent reply

how to find out if it's a REO??
hey everyone,
just wondering how i can find out if a property is REO through computer search. there's a specific property that just listed on the MLS that i believe is a REO. I've come to recognize minor signs on MLS listings that may signify that it's a REO (i.e. no pics, descriptions, or historical information on the listing). I've tried to run a public search through my county clerk's website, but with no luck in finding specific information on the property...actually i can't find out how to find out public info on the property...rather i usually just run public search on the current/previous owner's name and see what shows up. this time there were multiple people with the same name, so i don't know if some of the official documents are for the person/property i'm looking for.
any help or suggestions is appreciated.
thanx, -Anthony