Homeowners in search of cooperation from their bank have
turned to the right source. Perhaps the mortgage company is pursuing foreclosure or
maybe you are interested in selling your house but are underwater. Regardless of the
circumstances, our decades of bank/REO experience will be a real benefit in your attempt
to accomplish your goal. Since the early '90s we have specialized in working with banking
institutions. During this time the REOsince1991 team has amassed a great deal of knowledge
and honed their skills. Many years of experience with foreclosures translates into results for you.
Suffice it to say, there is no shortage of scammers happy to "assist"
you. Broadly speaking I will place them into three groups. First up would be those
posing as buyers who fail to provide a financial statement with THEIR name at the
top. By the way, "buyers" looking to flip/assign the Agreement Of Sale are to be
avoided. The second group to be on the lookout for are individuals who offer their
assistance to locate a buyer yet lack the years of experience (and credibility in
the eyes of your mortgage company) that will be needed to receive cooperation from
your mortgage company. Obvious but nonetheless, anyone in group two lacking a
business license is not worthy of your time. The third group would be those looking
to provide assistance to homeowners wishing to keep their home. One step to vet
this group would involve reaching out to your State or an oversight board to make
certain the outfit approaching you is legit. In all of the above situations the stakes
are high and there may very well be only one opportunity, so don't choose a weak
teammate.
