Buying Reo Property
what to offer on a Reo property?
We want to buy a Reo Property in Maryland. we were intially in the market to buy a SFH on sale by owner. but this reo property is right where we want to buy. the listing agent is very difficult to get a hold of. the house is offered at approximately 12% less than the market price. it has not been occupied in atleast a year. the home has been winterized. we are not sure if we should just offer the listing price or we should ask for less than the listing price. we also don’t want to get into a bidding war and increase the cost.
If you want the house you need to offer more then list price, if you do not really care if you get it or not stick with the list price. It would be unusual for them to take that much below market though.
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