Washington Mutual Bank REO Phone Number
Does anybody by any chance have a phone number for Washington Mutual Bank REO Department phone number. There is a property just took over Washington Mutual Bank and I am wondering how long it is going to take to put it back to the market.
thank you
Washington Mutual Home Loans, Inc.
(800) 478-0036
(800) 254-3677
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thank you so much for the quick reply!!!
both those numbers have been changed. the 1st is now a nat. directory number that cost $5. per call.
the 2nd directs you to the 866 phone maze number.
any onther ideas?
If you are considering looking to purchase or invest in REO properties from Washington Mutual, you should also consider looking at the nationwide listing of REO Homes offered by Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp. I understand that they are the 15th largest nationwide wholesale mortgage lender. I found their site through a Foreclosure listing directory. They have several hundred REO homes listed and you can easily search by City, State, Price or just about any detail. I found several real estate properties there that appear to be great bargains. www.taylorbeanhomes.com
have you tried calling the trustee handling the foreclosure to pass you info along?
From the "Loss Mitigation Department Phone Numbers" post a few below yours:
CitiMortgage Inc.
636-256-5088
No idea if it will work for you; just passing it along...
Chris
Unless you are buying in major bulk quantities the REO department will not deal with you. They always put the property out for listing with an MLS broker in the area. Your best bet is to find out who is the heavy hitter in REO in your area and see if he is handling Citi.
I do some bulk transactions with an investment group and we still have trouble dealing directly with the REO departments. We usually end up using intermediaries.
Tarponkiller is right. They are one of the companies that will not deal with you outside of the broker. FInd some other citimortgage foreclosure and see who the broker was. They tend to use the same broker
Try calling either of these guys. No guarantee that these are current contacts, or REO specialists for your geographic area of interest. They may be able to give you a lead, however..
Tom Newman or Peter Harry: 415/982-4560x570
maybe without the |s%it load|. I bet you are right. Deals every where. Good luck with your ventures. Florida is still sunny after the Hurricane. Buying and selling those properties are great plans with the right sellers and obv. buyers.
Jason Blount
| REVOLUTIONIZING BUSINESS |
p.s. John Merchant nailed it[ Edited by JasonFLAinvestor on Date 08/21/2008 ]
I have been looking at niche opportunities like:
The HUD Home Ownership program where section 8 rent money can go towards the purchase of a house. (tons of red tape, politics, and corruption (IMHO))
Teacher / cop / fire fighter programs.
In most places in CA the rent will not service the debt.
I have also been trying to work in the commercial arena more.
the idea is still buy low sell higher...
This year I took down a 3/2 for 15k where the neighbor was selling at 179k ... I turned mine for 80k and was a happy camper...
Its all about price now..
BTW we had over 20 buyer call last week... So the market may be turning a little... Or it could just be the summer push...
I think the present real estate market have crucial time for sellers. You have to wait for some more time to get profits on your investments.[ Edited by pragueproperty on Date 05/15/2008 ]
cjmazur,
I posted a thread about the section 8 program. Can you provide me some info on that?