Dataquick takes sales from County records. So the only way “shadow” sales would be happening and people not know about it would be if the new entity didn’t record the deed.
But ask yourself, even if a group did a bulk REO buys they are doing it to sell the homes so that supply is coming on market anyways.
I know how to do this but do not have the time. One could track weekly the sales on MLS. Then a month or two later reference http://users.ixpres.com/~gtriphan/ in order compare. It would be most helpful and I bet a person could make a buck on the data.
I know how to do this but do not have the time. One could track weekly the sales on MLS. Then a month or two later reference http://users.ixpres.com/~gtriphan/ in order compare. It would be most helpful and I bet a person could make a buck on the data.
I know how to do this but do not have the time. One could track weekly the sales on MLS. Then a month or two later reference http://users.ixpres.com/~gtriphan/ in order compare. It would be most helpful and I bet a person could make a buck on the data.
I know how to do this but do not have the time. One could track weekly the sales on MLS. Then a month or two later reference http://users.ixpres.com/~gtriphan/ in order compare. It would be most helpful and I bet a person could make a buck on the data.
I know how to do this but do not have the time. One could track weekly the sales on MLS. Then a month or two later reference http://users.ixpres.com/~gtriphan/ in order compare. It would be most helpful and I bet a person could make a buck on the data.
That’s a good point, ED. What would the investors do w/the bulk REO they acquire? I imagine they will eventually list to sell. Maybe they will rent some of them out. That will indirectly cause more rentals on the market and consequently lower rents. This might actually be a win-win-win for everyone. They get a deal, sell, still at a lower price and/or rent and cause rents to be lower.
That’s a good point, ED. What would the investors do w/the bulk REO they acquire? I imagine they will eventually list to sell. Maybe they will rent some of them out. That will indirectly cause more rentals on the market and consequently lower rents. This might actually be a win-win-win for everyone. They get a deal, sell, still at a lower price and/or rent and cause rents to be lower.
That’s a good point, ED. What would the investors do w/the bulk REO they acquire? I imagine they will eventually list to sell. Maybe they will rent some of them out. That will indirectly cause more rentals on the market and consequently lower rents. This might actually be a win-win-win for everyone. They get a deal, sell, still at a lower price and/or rent and cause rents to be lower.
That’s a good point, ED. What would the investors do w/the bulk REO they acquire? I imagine they will eventually list to sell. Maybe they will rent some of them out. That will indirectly cause more rentals on the market and consequently lower rents. This might actually be a win-win-win for everyone. They get a deal, sell, still at a lower price and/or rent and cause rents to be lower.
That’s a good point, ED. What would the investors do w/the bulk REO they acquire? I imagine they will eventually list to sell. Maybe they will rent some of them out. That will indirectly cause more rentals on the market and consequently lower rents. This might actually be a win-win-win for everyone. They get a deal, sell, still at a lower price and/or rent and cause rents to be lower.
