kasmand
February 11, 2009, 5:32pm
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How succeseful has anyone been with banks accepting offers on their reo’s without having proof of funds. Is this a requirement for all banks?
I am curious because a lot of reo’s that I see listed on say realtor.com the listing agent states proof of funds required.
Would it be better to submit an offer directly to the bank?
Thanks
99% of the banks will require proof of funds or a pre-qual letter with your offer.
You can get a letter from a hard money lender if you ask around.
Almost all of the REOs are listed on the mls, so you will need to make your offers through a realtor.
Steph :cool
It’s quite simple to get a Proof of funds letter.
If you have a wealthy relative, ask them if they
can provide you with a POF letter, of course with
the first few numbers of the account blotted out.
Or as Steph said, ask a HML for one.
There’s a ton out there!
THR2008
February 13, 2009, 4:02pm
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I’m an LO and I use my companies PreApproval for my deals. Usually I end up paying cash from an Investor I just don’t have it personally :biggrin don’t let that hinder your goals.
raquel
February 19, 2009, 8:17pm
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You’ll need POF for REO deals. You can get one from coastal-funding.com