April 2009
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Renting Foreclosed Homes
Renters don’t be affraid if the property your living in is foreclosing. Fannie Mae has a new renters policy in effect, which will help those renters.
Fannie Mae’s National REO Rental Policy
This policy provides the opportunity for qualified renters to stay in Fannie Mae-owned foreclosed properties. The policy extends to those in apartments, single-family homes, two-to-four unit [...]
Your Credit Score
Inquiries on your credit are one of the most misunderstood factors of the credit scoring. An inquiry on your score count for 10% of your overall score. An inquiry is a check on your credit. There are two types of inquiries, soft and hard.
A soft inquiry is one that does not hurt your [...]
FHA Approved Condo – Search Tool
When purchasing a property with an FHA loan, you need to make sure the FHA will approve that property. Specially when you purchase a condominium. The Condominium complex has to be approved by FHA, to get the loan through them.
Below you will find a search tool that will help you, when searching for a specific FHA [...]
Agent Branding
Successful real estate agent branding makes it much easier to generate new business, as well as keep the customers you already have. Most people I meet can’t remember the name of their real estate agent a year later, let alone a few years later when they need to sell their homes. Branding forces your customers [...]





BPO’s leading to REO’s
By AgentBrokerForum on April 27, 2009
Lets face it, you have something the REO companies want: Your knowledge of the market. Every BPO (Broker’s Price Opinion) you complete is an opportunity to show them your market knowledge. The REO company knows very little (or nothing) about your local market conditions, let alone the condition of the house. They [...]
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