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Feature: Where Oh Where Did My REO Go?

in Featured, Foreclosure, Market Studies, REO December 26, 2013 1,098 Views

With fewer properties entering the foreclosure process and more delinquent borrowers avoiding foreclosure, the number of foreclosed single-family homes held by lenders and government agencies has rapidly declined.

In the April issue of _DS News_ magazine, contributing writer Keith Button explored the many market drivers taking their toll on the once-strong stock of bank-owned homes and how investors, asset managers, agents, and other real estate practitioners shifted their strategies to adapt to the current market.

Read more in _DS News'_ ""digital archives"":http://digital.dsnews.com/i/119281.

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About Author: Carrie Bay

Carrie Bay is a freelance writer for DS News and its sister publication MReport. She served as online editor for DSNews.com from 2008 through 2011. Prior to joining DS News and the Five Star organization, she managed public relations, marketing, and media relations initiatives for several B2B companies in the financial services, technology, and telecommunications industries. She also wrote for retail and nonprofit organizations upon graduating from Texas A&M University with degrees in journalism and English.
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