Northwest Florida Realtor: What problems can happen when assets are going to auction too fast?

What problems can happen when assets are going to auction too fast?

I had just written a previous post REO properties going to auction in under a weeks time on the market? 

I wanted to follow it up with this post about some of the problems that you can run into with assets going on auction too fast. I dont know about everyone else but in the Okaloosa County area we are luck that our recording office does a great job getting corrected titles into their system within 2 weeks and I have seen even less time periods than that.

 

That is one issue you can run into if the asset has just been foreclosed on it may not have a corrected title on record and if going to auction this can cause a delay with the new title of the buyers trying to buy being able to record.

That I have ran into myself recently on an asset that went to auction within a week of being on the market.

 

Has anyone else run into this problem?

 

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2 commentsBrandon Jordan • September 13 2010 12:37AM

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Hi Brandon,

Interesting problem!

Not aware of it up in the Seattle area!

Thanks for the post

Phil

 

Posted by Phil Leng Team Residential Real Estate & Bank Owned Property Experts 206-409-6600 (Keller Williams Kirkland) over 1 year ago

I am glad to hear it is now going on everywhere, not sure how the Foreclosure freeze will impact the Real Estate Auction scenes.

Posted by Brandon Jordan (Coldwell Banker United Realtors) over 1 year ago

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