In any real estate transaction, buyers must be prepared to do a little due diligence before putting an offer in. This is especially true of distressed properties. If you’re considering a foreclosure, short sale, or bank-owned property make sure to follow the tips below for a more positive experience. 1) Find yourself an agent who’s […]
About Ken Blevins
Ken Blevins, CEO of Metrowest Real Estate Services, is a veteran in mortgage and default servicing with more than 24 years of experience in collections, foreclosure/bankruptcy, loss mitigation and real estate disposition (REO). Blevins was an original co-founder of Metrowest in 2003, a Real Estate Brokerage and Services Company focused on the resale, recovery and liquidation of distressed real estate in Denver, Colorado and surrounding metros. Blevins assumed the role of CEO in January 2014 and provides strategic direction and has management accountability for the day-to-day operations. Under his direction, Blevins drives all default management operations to maximize asset value recovery and reduce loss severity through a strategy focused on customer service and state of the art technology. Blevins has 18 years of direct operational experience in all facets of REO Asset Management having managed large national REO Disposition contracts for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, CitiFinancial, GMAC Mortgage and other various financial institutions. Blevins specialties include REO asset management, real estate investment, bulk REO acquisitions and distressed asset recovery and liquidation, and he has directed the resolution and liquidation of over ten billion in institutionally-owned residential real estate.Author Archive | Ken Blevins
6 Things to do if You’re Considering a Distressed Property
Buying a distressed property (foreclosure, short sale, or bank-owned home) can be a great investment for first-time buyers, but the better you understand the process, the better your experience will be. Below are 6 must-do’s before you make an offer on this type of property. 1) Never buy anything without seeing it first -It […]
3 Advantages to Purchasing a Distressed Property
While distressed properties aren’t as abundant as they were after the housing crash in of 2007 – 2008, these types of properties are still relatively easy to come by and, if you know what you’re in for, can be a great value. Especially in areas where affordability concerns run rampant. Should you consider a distressed […]
How To Buy A House Without A Mortgage In Denver
Do you want to buy a house but you’re not quite ready to take out a loan? The good news is that you can still become a homeowner, moving into your house right away! In our latest post, you will learn how to buy a house without a mortgage in Denver! If you want to […]
Examining the Good Neighbor Next Door Program
Purchasing a home can be a daunting task, especially if you’re in a competitive area or a first-timer who isn’t aware of all the resources available to you. You’ve likely heard of traditional loans through the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) or VA loans available to veterans, but if you’re a teacher, law enforcement officer, firefighter, […]
6 Things To Watch Out For When Buying A Rent To Own House in Denver
Using a rent to own contract is a great way for renters to become homeowners! But just like any other real estate purchase, it’s important to use caution before signing on the dotted line! Here are some things to watch out for when buying a rent to own house in Denver! If you are thinking […]
Steps for Buying a Real-Estate Owned Property
An REO (real estate owned) property is a foreclosure that did not sell at auction and ownership has transferred to the bank or lender. These types of properties are attractive for several reasons. In many cases, lenders are motivated sellers who do not want to sit on their REO inventory, and (depending on the bank’s […]
3 Reasons to Consider Buying a Distressed Property
Aside from increasing your housing options, considering distressed properties additional benefits as well. In areas where affordability is low and choices are limited, buyers – first timers or not – may be surprised at the advantages of considering distressed homes. Distressed homes that are for sale not because the owner wants to sell, but because […]
