Properties that fail to sell at foreclosure auctions revert to the lender, becoming real estate owned (REO) assets. These bank-owned homes are sold directly to buyers, often at a discount, after being appraised and cleared of liens. First-time buyers, investors, and flippers benefit from clear titles and financing flexibility, while lenders mitigate losses and clear their books.
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