How do real estate agents get listings from foreclosures?

/ August 20th, 2011/ Posted in real estate / 9 Comments »

I work with a real estate agent who gets his listings from law offices and banks. How do you do it?


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  1. glenn
    2011/08/21 at 00:47:47

    In a very similar way as any other listing. You build a long term relationship and cause the owner (banks) to think of you when they think of their real estate needs.

    Someone that lists these properties needs to perform tasks in a very different way than most agents. So they specialize and often list in bulk.

  2. Jack12345
    2011/08/21 at 00:38:20

    the bank that has the reo

  3. Tony D
    2011/08/21 at 00:33:13

    Most title companies can provide this info very soon after posting.

  4. bre_whitney
    2011/08/21 at 00:10:49

    Your County Offices and the Daily Record News Paper.

  5. acermill
    2011/08/20 at 23:52:17

    We get numerous foreclosure listings from assorted lenders, with whom we have a long track record of successful results. You’re not going to get foreclosure listings without heavy long term association with the lenders involved. They work with agents with whom they feel confident.

  6. Dizzy_Lizzy
    2011/08/20 at 23:26:12

    My guess would be networking. I bought my house from a bank that chose their listing agent because she had worked for the bank. I hope they realize now what a mistake it was; my agent massively outwitted her and cost the bank extra money in repairs.

  7. OliveJuice
    2011/08/20 at 22:49:22

    The are advertised in the Classfied section of your newspaper

  8. fluke
    2011/08/20 at 22:22:56

    call the banks

  9. jenn_clos
    2011/08/20 at 21:35:32

    You can get them from the county as well

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