Posted by TeddyB_SC on January 11, 2006 at 11:20:24:
JP,
I missed the part about dealers license yesterday. I have not been asked for one, but I usually get sent a sheet to sign that says I am not selling the home. This allows for them to comply with SC law. That was no problem for me since I put them on my lots and rent them.
TeddyB_SC
Repos - Posted by CharlesWV
Posted by CharlesWV on January 06, 2006 at 20:31:14:
Could someone please point me in the direction of how to get a hold of Greentree to get the list of their mobile homes in my area? Also, any other companies of the same ilk…Thank you very much.
Charles (West Virginia)
Re: Repos - Posted by cecil carraway
Posted by cecil carraway on January 21, 2006 at 11:02:50:
I’m in effingham south carolina looking for a repo trailor. please send me a list.
Re: Repos and THANKS TO MARTY FOR HIS HELP - Posted by Ruben (KCKS)
Posted by Ruben (KCKS) on January 06, 2006 at 23:09:43:
I have not had much luck with Greentree but the site to Vanderbilt for their REPO’s is http://www.vmfrepos.com
I also have an E-mail to 21st Mortgage rep who sends me a weekly list of their repos. The person who is E-mailing me the list to me is “KristiRidner@21stMortgage.com” I got onto that list by contacting a local rep who made a call for me. You may want to e-mail her and see if she will add you as well. If anyone on the board wants a copy of that list e-mail me personally and I will forward it back to you.
Also I have to give it up for Marty who talked me thru putting my first bid on a Vanderbilt Repo. Talked to the rep today and faxed over the offer tonight. Should get an answer by Tuesday at the latest, well that is when the offer expires.
I have to say lurking on the board for the last 6-8 months I have learned a lot from you regular posters. Thank you all for sharing your knowledge.
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by TeddyB_SC
Posted by TeddyB_SC on January 09, 2006 at 14:54:25:
Ruben,
Are you putting an expiration on your offers or are you getting this date from Vanderbilt.
Here in SC they leave the bidding open for X period of the time. After that time has pasted, they call you and say you are not the highest bidder, do you want to raise your bid.
Just curious.
TeddyB_SC
Re: Repos and THANKS TO MARTY FOR HIS HELP - Posted by CharlesWV
Posted by CharlesWV on January 07, 2006 at 14:48:57:
Thank you so much for the email address and website!
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by Ruben (KCKS)
Posted by Ruben (KCKS) on January 09, 2006 at 22:32:14:
Teddy,
I forgot to do it on the offer I sent in. Part of the learning curve. I will be calling the rep tomorrow to see what the status is on the pretense of making sure he got the fax. This one is in a very nice park but and has been sitting since Sept. No back lot rent on it which I already confirmed with the PM and the park does not want it.
How long is the bid process and is it listed somewhere on the site? Also is the “you are not the highest bidder” line true or just a sales ploy for a higher price?
I will post the outcome when I find it out.
Ruben D. Flores
(816) 918-9041
Re: Repos and THANKS TO MARTY FOR HIS HELP - Posted by Jeremy ( Lexington,NC)
Posted by Jeremy ( Lexington,NC) on January 19, 2006 at 17:38:27:
Does this list Kristi send out tell which homes are setup in parks?
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by pam gosnell
Posted by pam gosnell on May 03, 2009 at 15:06:40:
I live in Marshall,N.C. I am looking for a 3 or 4 bedroom moble home to buy . I am a single mother of two small children, I also take care of my sick mother . I am wanting more room so my Mother can move in with us . I need something that is still in very good shape and not need a lot of fixing up . Thanks for your time . Hope you can help me . Thanks Pam
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by Derry Atkinson
Posted by Derry Atkinson on July 24, 2008 at 11:47:53:
I am an investor looking for mh repos. Can you tell me how to get on your list? Thanks
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by Crystal
Posted by Crystal on May 13, 2008 at 13:58:19:
Where do you get a list of repo homes? What’s their contact information?
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by Mellanie Soudelier
Posted by Mellanie Soudelier on April 17, 2007 at 09:06:45:
looking for a doublewide repo. I live in the Bourg, LA area.
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by TeddyB_SC
Posted by TeddyB_SC on January 10, 2006 at 22:12:03:
Ruben,
The X period of time is just that, it varies. It is probably more like JP says, they are waiting to get 3 bids or waiting to get close to asking price (not happening).
The “you are not the highest bidder call” in this case was not a ploy, I know the person that bought the house. Oakwood Acceptance did the same thing on several occasions. Other times you heard nothing and the house was sold and off the list.
TeddyB_SC
Re: Vanderbilt Repos - Posted by RoyD
Posted by RoyD on January 10, 2006 at 21:52:27:
Here in Al, Vandy won’t sell to you with out a dealers lic. and greentree will not either. We found a lady with a repo business, she gets them for us for a fee. She makes a little cash on them and it increases her volume with them to put her in a stronger negot. position
My experience with Vanderbilt - Posted by jp(sc)
Posted by jp(sc) on January 10, 2006 at 06:33:49:
I’ve bought several from VAnderbilt. In my experience, whether or not you put an expiration on your offer makes no difference to them. The person who see your bids is most likely in charge of getting rid of hundreds of homes and reviews thousands of bids. They don’t usually have time to keep track of when your offer expires. For this same reason, you aren’t likely to get a call letting your know you are NOT the high bidder. This has been my experience with the rep for my area, yours and Teddy’s may differ.
Also, in my experience, they don’t care how long they have to hold a home. They wait until they have 3 bids or asking price and then they sell.
Ask if your local rep has an excel spreadsheet that they email out to dealers. This list would have a lot more info than the website, which has very limited info.
Lately, they have been asking me for a dealer license number whenever I call them for information. Has anyone else experienced this? Perhaps they got warned for selling to unlicensed individuals?
Re: My experience with Vanderbilt - Posted by JJ
Posted by JJ on February 19, 2006 at 13:57:35:
Does anybody have any experience dealing with Vanderbilt in St. Louis? If so, please comment.