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Updated almost 17 years ago,

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Andrew Meegan
  • Residential Lender
  • Salem, MA
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where to start

Andrew Meegan
  • Residential Lender
  • Salem, MA
Posted

I know a few of you must have done your first deal with an REO or package of REOs fairly recently. Can you offer me some insight as to where you started?

I am thinking that trying to get to someone who is employed by the bank itself would be the ulitimate person to talk to. But i also feel that paying for a service by a professional that can navigate through the mire also has a lot of value to me. Problem is, what middle men are worth it, and who is blowing smoke?

This is all too new to me to know for sure, but I am hearing a ton of BS from a lot of people.

thanks in advance

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