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Rony Sosa holds an MBA with an emphasis in Finance from the University of Redlands where he graduated Cum Laude in 2008. As an undergraduate at San Diego State University, he majored in Criminal Justice with an emphasis in pre-law and also has a minor in Spanish. During his time at SDSU, he was awarded the prestigious National Hispanic Scholarship Fund (NHSF) as well as the coveted Ronald McDonald HACER (Hispanic Chamber of Commerce) scholarships for his distinguished scholastic achievements as well as his community involvement. He also graduated Cum Laude with an honorable distinction in his principal area of study. Rony Sosa is also a California Real Estate Broker and Realtor and actively maintains his license for investment purposes.
His interest includes computers, investing, swimming, real estate, and playing the guitar. He currently resides in Redlands, California.
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I checked on the MLS # I08133511 and it looks like the sale is pending. - Wed Oct 15 2008, 08:51
Berta,
I would encourage you to have your Realtor place multiple offers on REO's. I would not get attached to just one house or get emotional over one offer. I advise my client's that in all likelihood many of the offers that I will be placing will receive multiple offers, especially if the home is in turnkey condition. Many of these REO listing agents have multiple bank owned properties, some have over 100 properties under their license and it's very easy for some of these agents to lose track of offers. Your agent must also be persistent but please be patient, sometimes these things take time. - Mon Sep 8 2008, 12:25
As a Real Estate Broker who works with a local regional bank in selling their REO's; your best bet is to have your agent give you a list of REO's in your desired area. REO's will be your best in finding value, you will be dealing with truly motivated sellers (The Bank) and won't be caught in a quagmire of a short sale. I would advise you to stay away from short sales and focus on finding an REO. - Fri Aug 29 2008, 15:58
Hi Pat!
I have done numerous BPO's for a regional bank in the Inland Empire. You don't need any formal certification to perform one. The standard form is the Freddie Mac (1092a) Broker Price Opinion worksheet. You can find it by typing it into Google. Good Luck! - Tue Aug 26 2008, 07:53
Have your agent put you on an automatic email search via the MLS for all bank owned homes in the area that you looking at. This way, when any home become available in your area on the MLS, you'll be the first to know. Also, I have my clients electronically sign the RPA (Residential Purchase Agreement) or offer online so that I can quickly submit the offer to the listing agent. These are just some of the tools that I use to help my clients buy REO properties. Good luck in your search! - Mon Aug 18 2008, 21:17
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