Tag: real estate owned

  • REO To Rental Market Emerging As Institutional Asset Class

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    The single family rental market has historically been a fragmented market funded with capital from smaller mom and pop type investors. Institutional investor interest has increased significantly  as the large foreclosure inventory combined with a secular shift toward renting has created the possibility of larger-scale investments in the space. Private Equity and Institutional investors interested in acquiring…

  • Residential Rental Property Markets Providing Investors Solid Returns

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    Research studies indicate that real estate owned properties have a rental market that will easily reach $100 billion this year (2012). The biggest beneficiaries will be single-family REO investors in the Midwest and Florida. Research findings from CoreLogic show that the rental market for single family rentals are very strong and vibrant. This is because…

  • REO Insurance Protects Lenders

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    Real Estate Owned (“REO”) Insurance REO insurance, also known as real estate owned insurance, protects lenders who are responsible for managing a number of properties.   It is in the best interest of lenders to be fully insured, thus protected, with a real estate owned coverage plan to ultimately avoid liability, which can cripple a…

  • Tulsa Investment Property

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    In Oklahoma, employment opportunities within the agricultural, natural gas, and oil sectors are contributing to a housing market turnaround. Many experts predict a total recovery is in the wings, even as many parts of the United States still struggle through one of the worst economic downturns the nation has ever experienced. Attractive mortgage rates, strong…

  • Denver Foreclosure Process

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    Denver Foreclosure Process by Skyler Moore: The foreclosure process is a state police power, which means that every state is allowed to set it owns laws and procedures.  Some states tend to be more friendly to third party investors, while others make it more difficult for investors to pick up properties at a discount.  In…