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There are Three Common Ways To Buy Foreclosures
The most common and profitable ways to begin with real estate foreclosure investing Dealing directly from a homeowner in default, which is known as a pre-foreclosure or a short sale rates number one on the list. These are the good deals that will show the most profit. With adjustable loans ...
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The Top 3 Profit Opportunities In Foreclosure Investing
Properties in foreclosure present excellent opportunities to buy properties for much less than their market value. What many property investors don't know is that there are actually three (3) main opportunities to profit from foreclosed properties, based on the stage of the foreclosure process. The ...
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What to Really Expect When Buying A Bank Owned Property
In recent years, most new buyers wanted to buy a new home from a homebuilder. Today, nearly every buyer I pre-qualify today says the same thing. ?I want to buy a bank-owned property.? In some counties around the country, foreclosures are at all-time highs. As a result, in today's market, the best ...
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Signing Over the Deed to Stop Foreclosure Quickly
There are a lot of bad ideas and disinformation floating around in regards to transferring title to a property to stop foreclosure. It seems like such a simple solution on its face: transfer the property to someone else's name and the bank will suddenly find itself foreclosing on a property that is ...
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How to Value a Mobile Home Park
Like most real estate the Seller usually wants too much and the purchaser wants to pay too little for a mobile home park. Certain buyers may have different motivations for buying a certain park (1031 money, ability to obtain better financing, conversions to other uses, and location to where they ...
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Real Estate Investing - What is an REO?
For the novice real estate person, the terminology surrounding real estate and real estate investing can be difficult to understand at best. Real estate agents spend many years studying these terms and words. When trying to better understand real estate, the term REO may come up. An REO refers to a ...
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Parties Involved In A Short Sale
Short sales are one of real estate's most thrilling acquisition strategies. Short sales are about obtaining properties at good prices by resolving people's problems. Short sales are multi player win-win transactions. Here are the parties involved in a short sale. Satisfy them all and you will be ...
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Five Ways to Find Real Estate Deals
Let's look at some of the best ways to find real estate deals. Pre-Foreclosures. These are usually published in a local business publication or at the county recorders office. Most of the homeowners are very motivated to sell their home because they can no longer afford the monthly payments, they ...
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Real Estate REO - Getting a Great Deal on an REO Property (Bank Owned Properties)
REO is a term that means "real estate owned" and refers to a property owned by a bank after foreclosure. Once an owner of a house stops making payments on the house, the property goes into foreclosure. The inhabitants are evicted and the house sits vacant until sale at auction or at market. Most ...
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Buying A REO Home - 10 Steps To Ensure Success
Buying a REO home provides a great opportunity for the first time buyer or the savvy investor. But it's not the same as buying a home through normal channels. Before you start the process of buying a REO home, you need to understand what's involved. REO stands for "real estate owned", and REO homes ...
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