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so I went and viewed a homepath property (Fannie Mae). I over estimated the houses online via looking at pictures but from what the realtor told me upon viewing a homepath property in person was that these homes are cheap for a reason because a lot require a full rehab. It didn't state on the listing so I assumed they are ready to move in. I should have known better. But out of curiosity are all Fannie Mae properties like these (not ready to move in) or ONLY the ones listed on homepath.com? Are all Fannie Mae properties on homepath.com?
Would my best bet for a "ready to move in house" be is to look for foreclosures and or short sales instead rather than homepath (Fannie Mae) or HUD homes?
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