How to buy a Deutsche bank owned home

[Goodlandrealestate]

I would like to put an offer in on a Deutsche Bank owned property and do not know who to contact, any ideas?

[robyns_song]

It might not be as easy as you think because Deutsche Bank is typically just the investor on their loans, not the servicer…you’ll need the servicer to put in an offer. The bank will still likely want to do their own BPO and the whole package anyway, so you might as well just wait until you see a sign in the front yard or watch the MLS.

[robyns_song]

It might not be as easy as you think because Deutsche Bank is typically just the investor on their loans, not the servicer…you’ll need the servicer to put in an offer. The bank will still likely want to do their own BPO and the whole package anyway, so you might as well just wait until you see a sign in the front yard or watch the MLS.

[robyns_song]

It might not be as easy as you think because Deutsche Bank is typically just the investor on their loans, not the servicer…you’ll need the servicer to put in an offer. The bank will still likely want to do their own BPO and the whole package anyway, so you might as well just wait until you see a sign in the front yard or watch the MLS.

[robyns_song]

It might not be as easy as you think because Deutsche Bank is typically just the investor on their loans, not the servicer…you’ll need the servicer to put in an offer. The bank will still likely want to do their own BPO and the whole package anyway, so you might as well just wait until you see a sign in the front yard or watch the MLS.

[robyns_song]

It might not be as easy as you think because Deutsche Bank is typically just the investor on their loans, not the servicer…you’ll need the servicer to put in an offer. The bank will still likely want to do their own BPO and the whole package anyway, so you might as well just wait until you see a sign in the front yard or watch the MLS.

[Bugs]

Be patient and wait for it. From what I’ve seen, when looking at MLS listings that openly disclose a property is a bank-owned foreclosure, the two most common lenders for those are Duetsche Bank and HSBC.

The REO sale on that property is coming soon to an agent close to you.

Actually, you could look up the agents who list the properties for those two lenders and have them put you on their interest list.

[Bugs]

Be patient and wait for it. From what I’ve seen, when looking at MLS listings that openly disclose a property is a bank-owned foreclosure, the two most common lenders for those are Duetsche Bank and HSBC.

The REO sale on that property is coming soon to an agent close to you.

Actually, you could look up the agents who list the properties for those two lenders and have them put you on their interest list.

[Bugs]

Be patient and wait for it. From what I’ve seen, when looking at MLS listings that openly disclose a property is a bank-owned foreclosure, the two most common lenders for those are Duetsche Bank and HSBC.

The REO sale on that property is coming soon to an agent close to you.

Actually, you could look up the agents who list the properties for those two lenders and have them put you on their interest list.

[Bugs]

Be patient and wait for it. From what I’ve seen, when looking at MLS listings that openly disclose a property is a bank-owned foreclosure, the two most common lenders for those are Duetsche Bank and HSBC.

The REO sale on that property is coming soon to an agent close to you.

Actually, you could look up the agents who list the properties for those two lenders and have them put you on their interest list.

[Bugs]

Be patient and wait for it. From what I’ve seen, when looking at MLS listings that openly disclose a property is a bank-owned foreclosure, the two most common lenders for those are Duetsche Bank and HSBC.

The REO sale on that property is coming soon to an agent close to you.

Actually, you could look up the agents who list the properties for those two lenders and have them put you on their interest list.

[asragov]

It may not be easy, but it might worth the cost of a stamp:

https://www.rreef.com/cps/rde/xchg/glo_en/hs.xsl/516.html

also

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/wiki/REO_Database_List.asp

Unless this is for an immediate personal need which can’t be avoided, you might want to read some other threads, and consider buying, maybe, in the 2009-2011 timeframe …. Until then, renting is likely to be a much better deal

[asragov]

It may not be easy, but it might worth the cost of a stamp:

https://www.rreef.com/cps/rde/xchg/glo_en/hs.xsl/516.html

also

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/wiki/REO_Database_List.asp

Unless this is for an immediate personal need which can’t be avoided, you might want to read some other threads, and consider buying, maybe, in the 2009-2011 timeframe …. Until then, renting is likely to be a much better deal

[asragov]

It may not be easy, but it might worth the cost of a stamp:

https://www.rreef.com/cps/rde/xchg/glo_en/hs.xsl/516.html

also

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/wiki/REO_Database_List.asp

Unless this is for an immediate personal need which can’t be avoided, you might want to read some other threads, and consider buying, maybe, in the 2009-2011 timeframe …. Until then, renting is likely to be a much better deal

[asragov]

It may not be easy, but it might worth the cost of a stamp:

https://www.rreef.com/cps/rde/xchg/glo_en/hs.xsl/516.html

also

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/wiki/REO_Database_List.asp

Unless this is for an immediate personal need which can’t be avoided, you might want to read some other threads, and consider buying, maybe, in the 2009-2011 timeframe …. Until then, renting is likely to be a much better deal

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