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South Florida REOs Jump, But Inventory Has Begun to Dwindle

Lenders took back 7,300 foreclosed properties in the tri-county South Florida area during the first quarter of the year – representing a 54 percent increase over the same period in 2008 – according to a new report from Condo Vultures LLC, which provides residential real estate data for some of the markets hardest hit by the housing crisis, including South Florida, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and San Diego.

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Keller Williams Teams With Aspen Grove for REO Management

Maryland-based Aspen Grove’s Aspen iAgent technology has been approved as the default REO solution for Keller Williams Realty agents across the United States. Aspen iAgent allows real estate agents to manage REO properties, from assignment through closing, via a secure, Web-hosted application.

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Empty Promises

In Today’s Gloomy Real Estate Market, Vacant Properties Offer a Glimmer of Hope First it was the subprime explosion. Next it was concerns about adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs)—creative loans with artificially low teaser rates scheduled to reset to higher rates through 2009.

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New Auction Company Opens in Texas

Austin, Texas-based TexTerra Auctions, LLC, has opened its doors for business. The newly created real estate auction company is focused on assisting lending institutions in Texas with offloading commercial and bulk residential REO properties.

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Companies Form REO Asset Alliance

Five national companies in the mortgage and property management industry – Avalar Network, Inc., DDN Services, ECJ Asset Management, TrustTitle, and TT Lender Solutions – announced on Friday the formation of a strategic alliance to provide a one-source, cross-functional solution for lenders and investors to manage distressed real property loan assets.

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More Banks Walking Away From Foreclosures

Cities across the country say they are seeing a disturbing new practice when it comes to foreclosures – more and more, banks are opting not to take possession of foreclosed properties because the costs of maintenance, repairs, and legal fees outweigh the still-declining value of the property.

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JVI Awarded Government Contract

Lake Mary, Florida’s JVI Appraisal Division, LLC, a nationwide provider of appraisals and valuations of foreclosed properties, has been awarded a contract with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to perform appraisal services for the government.

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