Joanna Bateman

"Best in Silicon Valley - Bank Owned Investments"

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Intero Real Estate Services
Location:	San Jose Santa Clara County
Web sites:	Joanna's Website-Buyer/Seller Tools
Phone:	(408) 687-3626

Joanna Bateman, in Santa Clara County, CA

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About Me

After spending over 20 years in 'Cubicle World', I'm ready to use my IT skills to find you the perfect Real Estate Investment. Whether you plan on living in it or renting it out, the power of technology is on your side.
Today's market demands that your Real Estate professional knows how to find properties that fit your criteria and find it FAST. Believe it or not, several other buyers are looking for the SAME THING you are.
I get the address of BANK OWNED properties to you quickly, plus I can evalutate the price and potential for you.
Give me a call at 408.687.3626 or call my 24/7 REO line at 800.481.3624 x2008.

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is is safe to buy a foreclosure house ?

Asked Sun Aug 17 2008, 09:26 by Tom Ng - San Jose - Foreclosure - 11 answers

Joanna Bateman answered:

The safest is Bank Owned/REO properties. You can look over the house, negotiate the price with the bank, have purchase contigent on professional inspections, clear title.
The MLS has added a new fields specifically used to search the MLS for REO properties. Let me know if you need any assistance. - Sun Aug 17 2008, 09:38

if I buy a foreclosure house then how do I know if any liens on the property ?

Asked Sun Aug 17 2008, 08:56 by Tom Ng - San Jose - Foreclosure - 7 answers

Joanna Bateman answered:

Tom - Essentially liens are recorded with the county clerk. You can check this out yourself at the court house, or you can get this information from a Title Company directly or thru your Real Estate agent, - Sun Aug 17 2008, 09:22

Looking to purchase large lot for vehicle storage. I would like to keep large sea cargo containerson the

Asked Sun Aug 3 2008, 10:31 by Benjamin Dea… - West San Jose - How To... - 4 answers

Joanna Bateman answered:

I would add to your automatic search.. no HOA. HOA's would frown on this, but I've seen communities without HOA that allow just about anything. Then add a larger lot to your search too. If you know how to do a wild card (*) search, you could include the words 'RV'. $250,000 may not get you anything in SJ, so try out by Gilroy.
If you need another search engive, signon to my Buyer/Seller Toolkit at http://www.InteroRealEstate.com/JBateman, or contact me if you need assistance. - Sun Aug 3 2008, 14:23

how to buy forclosure home?

Asked Mon May 12 2008, 07:56 by Dai Tran - Evergreen - Foreclosure - 10 answers

Joanna Bateman answered:

Buying foreclosed properties are the same as buying homes the old-fashioned way. Find a house you like, make an offer, do a little negotiating, get a loan, and move in!
You should look for Bank Owned or REO (Real Estate Owned). Folks use both of these terms to me a property that has been thru the entire foreclosure process, no one bought it at the courthouse steps and now the bank owns it.
Get automatic email notifications by signing up for my Buyer/Seller Toolkit at http://www.InteroRealEstate.com/JBateman. When setting up a search, select 'Bank-Owned/REO' under the 'Additional Listing Info' box.
Contact me for assistance. - Sat Aug 2 2008, 16:49

Too good to be true?

Asked Thu Apr 24 2008, 12:29 by Ruth - 95120 - Foreclosure - 7 answers

Joanna Bateman answered:

I see the same thing with other sites. Don't pay for this information.
Just sign up for automatic emails from my Buyer/Seller Toolkit, go to http://www.InteroRealEstate.com/JBateman. When creating a search, select 'Bank-Owned/REO' in the 'additional listing info' box.
Email me at JBateman@InteroRealEstate.com if you need assistance. - Sat Aug 2 2008, 16:40

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