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Bank-owned homes being held off the market (access required)

by Brad Carlson

Published: April 18,2012

Tags: Bank of the Cascades, banking, Housing, Residential Real Estate

The number of bank-owned homes listed for sale through southwest Idaho’s multiple listing service dropped 17.3 percent from February 1 through the end of March, Idaho Data Providers said in a report. Listings of bank “real estate owned” homes, or REOs, dropped from 1,176 to 973 during the period. “This fact is worth mentioning since foreclosure sales ...
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