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David Hite
  • Commerce City, CO
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REO in a note tape for bid

David Hite
  • Commerce City, CO
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Good morning everyone!

So, I am just getting on a few mailing lists to receive tapes of performing, non-performing notes to bid on etc.... I got one the other day which puzzled me. It states that it has an REO to bid on. When I open up the excel sheet, the line that contains the REO has all the data as if it was a note: UPB, payment history etc.... The only difference is that under legal status it is listed as: REO.

  When looking at this item, should a bid be made based on what I would pay for the real estate itself and leave all the note related items out of the equation?

Thanks

Dave

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Mike Hartzog
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  • Redmond, WA
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Mike Hartzog
  • Lender
  • Redmond, WA
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You are correct, it's real estate at this point.  The note details are no longer of concern.

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