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		<title>HUD Homes Easier to Close than Columbus REOs and Bank Owned Properties</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A few days ago I told you why short sales are more difficult to close than Columbus HUD Homes. Let me give you an example: when I look at all the transactions I closed this year, only one of my buyers purchased a short sale. On this deal I had to help the seller&#8217;s realtor negotiate [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p><img class="alignright" style="float: right;" src="http://www.columbusohiohudhomes.com/images/BankOwnedForSale.jpg" alt="Columbus REOs for Sale" />A few days ago I told you why <strong><a href="http://www.columbusohiohudhomes.com/hud-how-to/why-you-should-pick-a-hud-home-over-a-short-sale">short sales</a> are more difficult to close</strong> than <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Columbus HUD Homes</span>. Let me give you an example: when I look at all the transactions I closed this year, only one of my buyers purchased a short sale. On this deal I had to help the seller&#8217;s realtor negotiate the payoff for the second mortgage and get the seller to move out of the house after closing.<br />
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What does this tell you? <strong>Most <em>Columbus realtors</em> do not have much experience negotiating short sales</strong>. And, <span style="text-decoration: underline;">short sales</span> are very difficult to complete and take a long time.<br />
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<strong>You may think it&#8217;s easier to buy the home after foreclosure when it is listed as an REO (bank owned) property.</strong> At least you won&#8217;t have to deal with a distressed seller and with negotiating mortgage payoffs with the lenders.<br />
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Good thinking! However, in the past months <strong>we ran into a number of problems with <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Columbus REOs</span></strong>. The main issue is that lenders begin to market <em>Columbus bank-owned properties</em> right after Sheriff&#8217;s sale, despite the fact that they do not have a recorded deed to the home. They cannot close until the Sheriff&#8217;s deed is recorded, so they cannot commit to a firm closing date and the buyer is left waiting.<br />
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More than 200 <span style="text-decoration: underline;">Columbus houses</span> are sold at Sheriff&#8217;s auction every week in Franklin County. Due to the large number of foreclosures, it takes approximately 5 months before the deeds get recorded.<br />
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If you plan to buy <strong>Columbus REOs</strong> or <strong>bank owned properties</strong>, check if the deed has been recorded and the bank actually owns the home. If the property not owned by the bank, yet, try to find out when it was sold at Sheriff&#8217;s auction. Currently, we estimate that <strong>the deed gets recorded around 5 months after auction</strong>.</p>
<p>So be patient! Even better, <strong>give me a call at (614) 975-9650</strong> <strong>to learn more about the benefits of buying a HUD Home</strong>, so you won&#8217;t have to deal with recording and title issues of <span style="text-decoration: underline;">bank owned properties</span>.</p>
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<p style="text-align: center;">Thanks for reading our Columbus HUD Homes Blog<br />
Posted by: <strong>Susanne Novak, ABR, FIS, GRI </strong><br />
<em>Columbus Realtors</em> specializing in<br />
HUD Homes, Shortsales, Investment Real Estate <strong><br />
(614) 975-9650</strong></p>
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