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Herman Koenig
VA & HUD Certified
Resale Specialist
301-904-2771
Cell
301-863-5355
Office
PO Box 179
California MD 20619
herman@mris.com
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Government and Bank Homes
The following links will allow you to find VA, HUD and Bank Owned Homes currently on the market. In addition, wherever you see the "Powered by: MRIS" button (see under my picture on the left), you can find all the homes listed in the local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) including HUD Homes and most Bank Owned (REO) Homes. The MLS homes usually have pictures, however, it can take up to three weeks for the MLS to post a picture.
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VA Homes For Greater Baltimore including Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore. VA has awarded a contract for managing the VA HOMES For Sale Database to OCWIN Federal Bank, FSB. Until they get their database on line on the Web, there will be no VA Homes for Sale in the MD counties covered by the contract.
VA Homes For Greater Washington DC including Montgomery, Prince George's Counties and Northern Virginia.
VA Homes For Southern Virginia and West Virginia. The Roanoke Office.
VA Homes For Philadelphia and Pennsylvania and Delaware
VA Homes National. For most other areas of the United States.
RDA Homes For Maryland. Rural Development Agency USDA Homes.
MRIS/MLS Banks and Mortgage Companies generally list their properties with Real Estate Agents. The MRIS is the local Multiple Listing Service (MLS) for the Greater Washington DC/Baltimore area. The MRIS/MLS will give you access to these listings including all other listings in the MLS.
FDIC Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Homes.
GSA Homes General Services Administration Homes.
IRS Homes Internal Revenue Service Homes.
SBA Homes Small Business Administration Homes.
Freddie Mac The Home Steps Program from the Federal Mortgage Insurance Corporation.
DOD Auctions Everybody needs a tank or 5" gun for their front yard.
Saturdays in the
Home Section
August 25, 2001
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Robert J. Bruss
PO Box 280038
San Francisco CA
94128
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DEAR BOB: My daughter placed a bid to buy a HUD foreclosure house. She was awarded the house. But after she thoroughly inspected it, she realized it would be a "money pit" to get it into livable condition. She refused to complete the purchase but had to forfeit her deposit. Is this customary?
--Mildred H.
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DEAR MILDRED: Yes. VA and HUD foreclosure homes are sold "as is." That means there are no warranties or representations "Buyer beware" is the rule, as your daughter discovered the hard way.
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