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Brian Sinclair
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REO List Provider - Not Realtors or Asset Managers - Where?

Brian Sinclair
  • Deal Generator
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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Is there a list source for REO properties without having to work with Realtors or tracking down asset managers?

Example: I am in Baltimore City, Maryland. I do NOT want to deal with all the REO Listing agents and I also do NOT want to have to look up every bank and try to track down the asset managers in order to get the list.

So how do you get the list without dealing with Realtors and without tracking down asset managers?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Okay, then to the question at hand, no. All REO's you can buy will be thru realtors, or off of auction sites like auction.com, but have fun trying it another way.

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