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Jason S.
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FHFA Bulk REO Rental Program Impact

Jason S.
  • Investor
  • Diamond Bar, CA
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Though I had thought I had seen already discussed I could not find the thread. Is anyone thinking about the impact of the FHFA/Fannie/Freddie plans to sell Bulk REO to be used as rentals?

How about the depression of rents? They are literally discussing selling hundreds and hundreds to a single buyer/landlord in specific markets. Will this not steal wealth from landlords already in these areas?

What about the impact on the markets overall? How about the severe reduction fix/flips available? This could have a major impact on all of us, anyone talking about it? Maybe it's in a different thread?

There are 92,000+ Fannie / Freddie homes at any given time in the pipeline (July 2011 stat) these homes have a 120 day turn time with a constant set coming in and leaving.

Anyone concerned?

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James Martin
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James Martin
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  • Memphis, TN
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I'm waiting for the Government to tell us how much we are allowed to rent our property for.

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