Bank-owned homes Thousand Oaks & Camarillo
Several people have asked us “what is the difference between bank-owned, foreclosures and REOs?”
All of these terms are used interchangeably and mean the same. A foreclosed property has gone back to the bank and the property is now real estate owned by the bank. So whether you call it a bank-owned, foreclosed property, or REO, they all mean the same thing.
It has been two weeks since last we posted the bank-owned properties in Thousand Oaks and Camarillo. Since that time, the inventory of REOs in the Conejo Valley has increased by five properties. Camarllo has added three more bank-owned properties to the active inventory.
The Conejo Valley (Newbury Park, Thouand Oaks, Westlake, Oak Park) has a total of 50 properties on the list.
Camarillo has a total of 23 bank-owned properties on the active list this week.
If you would like to have the complete listing of bank-owned properties throughout Ventura County delivered to your email in-box as they come available, please send me an email at Joyce@805Local.com We can set you up on an auto email. Get a jump on the steal and deals in Ventura County!
Posted: October 3rd, 2008 under Bank-owned properties.
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