Purchasing an REO property involves dealing with the bank owner. There is no seller disclosure and the property is usually purchased in as-is condition. The offer process, contract forms and timeline to close are often different than the non-REO purchase process. Sometimes, but not always, the reward for purchasing one of these 'distressed' properties is the bargain price. If you're considering purchasing an REO property, make sure it is a bargain price by consulting with a Realtor, like me, who knows. [where: 75230]
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