
Explore the opportunity in the area rental market with the Ario portfolio as investors chase yield in single-family rentals and banks delay foreclosures, fueling shadow inventory and rental demand.
Explore capital markets and how secondary and retail markets price loans by product, size, geography, and collateral, while investors leverage off-market deals and cheap liquidity.
Discover the 11 biggest mistakes beginners make in REO investing, from talking to the seller directly and securing up-to-date appraisals to managing expectations and credibility.
Explore capital structure for a real estate deal by securing 80 percent debt and 20 percent equity, compare bank, private, and hard money lenders, and plan equity raising.
Use the one percent of total cost rule to assess a rental deal, estimate operating expenses and capex versus maintenance, and calculate cash flow and cash-on-cash return.
Explore a 10-year hold of a residential property, showing how asset appreciation, rent growth, vacancies, expenses, and capex drive cash flow and high IRR in real estate underwriting.
Explore an all-cash buy-hold REO deal, showing no debt, cash flow, and the tradeoffs between higher end-of-horizon proceeds and lower annual returns versus leveraged deals.
Show investors the opportunity with steady cash flow, low mortgage costs, and a clear plan for rent, yield, time horizons, and exit strategies.
Analyze a case study of flipping an REO using leverage, showing how mortgage financing affects profits, capital appreciation, debt service, and cash-on-cash returns while emphasizing rapid sale to manage risk.
Submit a letter of intent outlining your offer price, due diligence needs, and financing plan for a single family or portfolio deal, and secure exclusivity with clear deadlines.
Navigate the REO closing process by coordinating deeds, title abstract and survey, prorated taxes, and insurance, with lender involvement and remote closing, ensuring timely courthouse recording and proper fund disbursement.
Analyze the major cost drivers in reo deals, including broker fees, legal costs, valuations and appraisals, closing fees, lender fees, and marketing, to optimize deal flow and margins.
Take action to enter REO by starting as an intermediary, broker deals, and exchange knowledge with investors; build relationships with banks and brokers, learn from mistakes, and stay patient.
Learn how an REO tape, or pool portfolio, organizes asset data in Excel, including addresses, property type, lot size, beds and baths, asking price, and market value.
Broker bulk REO deals for investors without personal capital, earning finder’s fees from institutions deploying capital; structure fees from 50 to 300 basis points.
Explore how non-performing loan portfolios are valued by current market value and unpaid principal balance, using discounts and deal-by-deal pricing across collateral and capital markets.
REO investing has become a popular real estate investing strategy since the start of the financial crises in 2008.
What is an REO property? An REO property is an asset that has gone through the foreclosure process and is currently owned by the bank.
The Opportunity:
Banks want real estate investors to take REO properties off their hands immediately! You have to understand that bank are NOT in the business of being landlords. They are often motivated to unload these non-performing assets of their balance sheets. This give YOU, as the investor, an opportunity to buy these assets well below market value.
This course will give you the step-by-step blueprint that both small, private investors, and large institutional investors, use to profit from REO properties. Even if you are new to real estate investing, this course will give you the details and action steps you need to start your REO investing career.
The course consists of easy-to-follow training videos taught by Peter Kasyanenko, a seasoned REO investor from New York City. Peter spent years working for a private equity firm that focused on buying REOs, Bulk REOs, and Non-performing Loan portfolios. Peter shares his experience and offers practical advice to help you move up the learning curve as quickly as possible and start earning income as an REO investor.
We recommend that you first watch the course in its entirety and then go out and take action! You can refer back to the training videos for guidance along your REO investing journey.