Tag Archives: east bay

East Bay Housing Market Stats: Another REO Surprise!

As a follow-up to last month’s REO surprise, “that one out of every five listings in the SF Bay Area is REO, Bank Owned Properties,” we asked ourselves another question.
What is really influencing housing inventory and pricing in the SF Bay Area?
We’ve always heard that new construction has been the main culprit with overbuilding […]

How To Buy a Bank Owned Foreclosure (aka REO) In 4 Easy Steps

We’re starting to get some calls from people looking to buy REO’s but need a little guidance on how to begin, so here is some basic info that you can use as a checklist to help you get things under way.  

Define your strategy. Cash flow vs. Appreciation.  Let the math dictate the offer price and know how […]

Quit Hiding Behind that Computer & Cross the Digital Divide

I love online social networking.
In fact, a good portion of my online life in 2007 seemed to revolve around social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, among others With a bit of effort on my part, I’ve managed to build a quite sizable network of ‘friends’ within these sites fairly quickly.
Now, having a […]

Download a Weekly List of Active East Bay REO Listings

You asked for it and we’re going to give it to you.  From now on, we’ll be offering a free list of active East Bay REO (Real Estate Owned) listings in excel format.
As experienced REO investors, as well as active REO listing agents, we’re constantly trying to provide the best information possible so that potential buyers […]

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