We set up for a FHA 203K streamline, I sent her all the information including pensions, tax returns & bank statements (I am retired) and I signed the needed docs for the loan.

They're also at the same time streamlining and tweeking their foreclosure, short sale and mitigation processes.

I was just curious if the process is different/could be streamlined for a non-listed property.

That is amount available for the "streamlined" version.

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The biggest problem you have with REOs is either traditional home buyers purchasing via HomePath or 203k Streamline loans or investors purchasing to hold them as rentals.

Even those who have streamlined their RE business to the point where they work on it, not in it, are still busy -- just with the activities that they are now free to pursue with their time.

This streamlines the process for purchase and takes into account both incomes, assets and liabilities on one form. 

Yes a streamline (under $35k in repairs) 203k would work fine.

Although I made profit per my calculations; I really feel that the way I am handling rehabs (handling contractor, materials, etc) can be a lot better in terms of streamlining and coordinating things.Trusting or building trust someone remotely is a big concern for me.