These are the properties I invest in, but would never sell any of these types of situations.

It's been more than a few years since I've had a transaction that was in any of those categories.   There was a time when I can recall it was over 25% of my business.   

For me in 2017, zero!

In 2009, 50% of them were short sales.

Ha ha ha 

Summer, you have to be assigned to get REO

Summer, did you get your license? 

Around 1% total now. Fix your picture.

In my town, during the last year, 3% of all single family homes sold were short sales, and 13% were foreclosures.

Virtually none. Have done exactly one short sale in the past 7 years and can't remember the last time I did an REO.

0% for me!

I have one bank that I absolutely adore working with, which accounts for about 10% or less annually. Short sales are very rare these days and there has to be a real good reason for me to do one. Otherwise, fortunately it's all equity sales.

0, 0, 0. Won't do them,

For the past few years, zero.  For a few years, from 2007-2010, it was probably 50% since I was co-listing with another agent REOs for Indymac Bank.  

And, for the record, despite what the media may have you believe,  our experience was that in every case except one these were people who were gaming the system - renting out the properties, collecting rent from tenants and not ever making the first mortgage payment.  In those days, it took a very long time to get foreclosed on, so there was plenty of money to be had.  The people who were evicted (rarely) or to whom we offered "cash for keys" were the victims, NOT the homeowners.  It was a real eye opener.

Bank owned or REo are = foreclosures. Shortsales are pre-foreclosures.

Thank God none since 2011. I've had 2 on the brink of short sale since then, managed to sell them both with enough gain to cover in the end.

2006-2011, 99% were REO & Pre-foreclosures though and I had to become an expert in them to survive.

ZERO!   There are plenty available in our market but I do what I can to avoid the headaches.  

None in 2017

Good luck in the prelicense classes

None.

In Denver we have very little distressed housing, much less than 1%.

10%.

But six years ago it was 90%

None in a long time.  If you had asked me this a few years ago, the answer would have been 50%.

This year so far 22% of my business came from either selling or listing distressed sales.

None any more for the last three or more years.

We haven't sold a short sale, foreclosure or bank owened property in several years. There are very few on the market in our area.

Please, oh P L E A S E, let us know who your instructor is!

A very small percentage of my sales are in this type of property, maybe 3-5%.

This year I've had none.  A few years ago, most of em were

Very few anymore, Summer Luke . During the recession, almost all of our business were these types of properties.

fortunately, NONE for my team.... we do land, new construction and resale homes....

Out of the past year, 2 of my buyers bought short sales. 0 bank owned, 

For several years, the majority of my sales were foreclosures. You have to select the sector that will best work for you.

Don't you know a lady never tells!...if I was a lady

I don't deal with many forclosures or bank owned properties.

Your photo needs to rotated. My neck gets sore(kidding)...

We had bank owned sales ~9 month, >1 year in short sales it has been almost 100% tradtional sales since 2012.   Home prices have more than doubled or tripled from the brief recession.  No CA-Silicon Valley area.

Summer Luke Not many in the current market.

I am so thrilled to see the market recovering!!!  

Zero at this time.  I wish you all the best with your course work and career in real estate. 

Very few at present.

< 1%

For me in the past few years, none!

Of those - over 100 Short Sales - we never listed REOs

It is NOW greatly reduced

I target bank owned listings even in a good market so mine can be higher than most. 4 out of 10 for me can be bank owne dthese days. Most buyers are cash buyers, they buy, fix and then list the home with me again and repeat.

I don't do short sales and vey very few foreclosures.

At the moment I am working on 5 short sale listings, 1 REO listing & 1 straight listing. About a 1/3 of our closings this past year were short sales, the remainder were straight sales & buyers.