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		<title>What Goes into a Broker Price Opinion (BPO)</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Apr 2009 15:41:46 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jack Lewitz</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Short Sale review process begins with ordering the Broker Price Opinion (BPO).
A BPO is nothing more than comparing &#8220;Apples to Apples&#8221; (Single Family to Single Family, Condo&#8217;s to Condo&#8217;s and Multi-family to Multi-family) and coming up with a &#8220;Current Market Value&#8221; for the Subject Property.
Three (3) Sales Comp&#8217;s are required in each BPO. The [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Short Sale review process begins with ordering the Broker Price Opinion (BPO).<img class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-469" src="http://ilrealestatespecialists.com/files/2009/04/istock_000006237522xsmall2-150x150.jpg" alt="apple  and peach composition isolated on white" width="150" height="150" /></p>
<p>A BPO is nothing more than comparing &#8220;Apples to Apples&#8221; (Single Family to Single Family, Condo&#8217;s to Condo&#8217;s and Multi-family to Multi-family) and coming up with a &#8220;Current Market Value&#8221; for the Subject Property.</p>
<p>Three (3) Sales Comp&#8217;s are required in each BPO. The bank wants these sales to be within the past 6-months to 12-months. The Sales must be within a mile radius of the subject property and if there are any sales that are sold in &#8220;As-IS&#8221; condition like other Short Sales or Foreclosures then these should be used first as a Sales Comp. The Bank wants to also know the Last List Price , the Final Sales Price, the Number of Days on the Market, and Financing such as FHA, Conventional for the buyer.</p>
<p>Three (3) Active Listings are required in each BPO. The bank wants Active Listings of other Short Sales and Foreclosures being sold in &#8220;As-Is&#8221; Condition. These listing should be within a 1 mile radius of the subject property. The Original List Price, Current List Price, and number of days on the market is also included.</p>
<p>Market Conditions are included in a BPO. The average Days on Market (DOM.), description of area as rural, suburban, or urban. Is the market declining, stable, or increasing.</p>
<p>Subject Marketability is describing the negative and positive features of the subject property in relation to the current market conditions.</p>
<p>Estimated Value is based on &#8220;As-Is&#8221; Conditions and &#8220;Repaired Conditions. Market Values will include List price and estimated Sale prices for 60-90 days and another value for 90-120 days.</p>
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