How To List FDIC REO Homes | Real Estate Coaching
Across the country the FDIC quietly and quickly ‘takes-over’ banks every Friday. Like a team of highly trained Navy Seals the FDIC swoops in and literally takes control of the lending institution. The FDIC’s process is so seamless that literally the next day…Saturday…they re-open the bank and from the clients perspectives its business as usual.
Now, what happens to the taken over banks ‘Assets’. What happens to all of their ‘distressed properties’….more importantly, how can YOU get those listings.
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Here is an email that I just received from one of our Agent REO Secrets coaching students:
Hey Tim,
Great tip for you…picked this up at the REOMAC conference. Regarding
FDIC assets: The FDIC takes over banks almost every week on Friday
evening and then announcing the take-over the following Saturday.
They always issue a press-release here:http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/index.html
There are two FDIC outsources. Prescient and CBRE.
These two companies receive all the FDIC foreclosed assets (residential and
commercial). So, I was told by an asset manager for Prescient that if
I watch the FDIC list every Saturday and I can find out what banks go
under. Then call him. It usually takes about 3-months from when the
bank is taken over to the assignment of the assets. The process is
extremely paperwork heavy but is certainly an opportuntiy.
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I was just reading about Prescient and CBRE being two companies receive all the FDIC fpreclosed assets How would I be able to get in touch with these people? I live in Las Vegas NV
Hi Kathy,
Are you a student of the http://www.AgentREOSecrets.com class?
Give us a call (or email Ruschele@HarrisRealEstateUniversity.com) and we will give you that info..
Tim