Bank REO

[sreeb]

[quote=jyurasek02]Cool, thanks. What about the 16 lock boxes at my property but only 1 is listed in MLS? Is there a way to find out about these properties? I assume they are bank owned, and not released to agent yet?[/quote]

I assume this is at a condo in which case it means your HOA sucks. It hasn’t established a policy requiring the lock boxes to be clearly labeled by unit number and removed when the property is no longer listed. No one will know what box goes with what unit and half the keys won’t be in the right box.

[jyurasek02]

It is a condo and I guess the HOA hasn’t setup a policy since only a few of the lock boxes have labels on them. The rest are blank.

I also found it interesting that census was out and about the other day looking for people that didn’t send in their reports. The guy stopped and asked me if I knew if certain units were occupied or not (they were close to my unit). I said that I wasn’t posetive, but that they were probably empty. The guy chuckled and said “yeah I think a bunch of these are empty”.

I saw him roaming around knocking on doors for a few days, but never went to ask him if he had any luck with more of the units.

I am tempted to go and put some “flyers” in the door handles and see how many are left in the doors after a week or so.

I have also noticed that several of the assigned parking spots are always empty.

All of this makes me think that there is a shadow inventory in my complex, and that the lock boxes really are for the banks.

[jyurasek02]

It is a condo and I guess the HOA hasn’t setup a policy since only a few of the lock boxes have labels on them. The rest are blank.

I also found it interesting that census was out and about the other day looking for people that didn’t send in their reports. The guy stopped and asked me if I knew if certain units were occupied or not (they were close to my unit). I said that I wasn’t posetive, but that they were probably empty. The guy chuckled and said “yeah I think a bunch of these are empty”.

I saw him roaming around knocking on doors for a few days, but never went to ask him if he had any luck with more of the units.

I am tempted to go and put some “flyers” in the door handles and see how many are left in the doors after a week or so.

I have also noticed that several of the assigned parking spots are always empty.

All of this makes me think that there is a shadow inventory in my complex, and that the lock boxes really are for the banks.

[jyurasek02]

It is a condo and I guess the HOA hasn’t setup a policy since only a few of the lock boxes have labels on them. The rest are blank.

I also found it interesting that census was out and about the other day looking for people that didn’t send in their reports. The guy stopped and asked me if I knew if certain units were occupied or not (they were close to my unit). I said that I wasn’t posetive, but that they were probably empty. The guy chuckled and said “yeah I think a bunch of these are empty”.

I saw him roaming around knocking on doors for a few days, but never went to ask him if he had any luck with more of the units.

I am tempted to go and put some “flyers” in the door handles and see how many are left in the doors after a week or so.

I have also noticed that several of the assigned parking spots are always empty.

All of this makes me think that there is a shadow inventory in my complex, and that the lock boxes really are for the banks.

[jyurasek02]

It is a condo and I guess the HOA hasn’t setup a policy since only a few of the lock boxes have labels on them. The rest are blank.

I also found it interesting that census was out and about the other day looking for people that didn’t send in their reports. The guy stopped and asked me if I knew if certain units were occupied or not (they were close to my unit). I said that I wasn’t posetive, but that they were probably empty. The guy chuckled and said “yeah I think a bunch of these are empty”.

I saw him roaming around knocking on doors for a few days, but never went to ask him if he had any luck with more of the units.

I am tempted to go and put some “flyers” in the door handles and see how many are left in the doors after a week or so.

I have also noticed that several of the assigned parking spots are always empty.

All of this makes me think that there is a shadow inventory in my complex, and that the lock boxes really are for the banks.

[jyurasek02]

It is a condo and I guess the HOA hasn’t setup a policy since only a few of the lock boxes have labels on them. The rest are blank.

I also found it interesting that census was out and about the other day looking for people that didn’t send in their reports. The guy stopped and asked me if I knew if certain units were occupied or not (they were close to my unit). I said that I wasn’t posetive, but that they were probably empty. The guy chuckled and said “yeah I think a bunch of these are empty”.

I saw him roaming around knocking on doors for a few days, but never went to ask him if he had any luck with more of the units.

I am tempted to go and put some “flyers” in the door handles and see how many are left in the doors after a week or so.

I have also noticed that several of the assigned parking spots are always empty.

All of this makes me think that there is a shadow inventory in my complex, and that the lock boxes really are for the banks.

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Ugghhh…..you are right…..Been there done that

[sdrealtor]

Ugghhh…..you are right…..Been there done that

[sdrealtor]

Ugghhh…..you are right…..Been there done that

[sdrealtor]

Ugghhh…..you are right…..Been there done that

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Ugghhh…..you are right…..Been there done that

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