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Tax Deeds - Why Tax Deeds Beat Foreclosures Every Time
It's so strange to me when I see how few investors know about the goldmine of tax deed investing. I hear them bragging about how they picked up a foreclosure property for 20% under market value. While this may be good, it's not anywhere near optimal. Why buy foreclosures for 20% below market value ...
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The Four Steps of the Foreclosure Process
Although there general guidelines from the federal government about foreclosures, each states has its own specifics that will apply. There are two types of foreclosure; judicial foreclosures and non-judicial foreclosures. Judicial foreclosure will have action from the court, while non-judicial are ...
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Tax Foreclosures - The Undiscovered Gold Mine in Real Estate Investing
With the current climate surrounding the real estate world, the number of foreclosures is skyrocketing across the board. The most common are Bank Foreclosures (when the lender seizes a property from the party unable to satisfy the mortgage owed) and Tax Foreclosures (when the Government seizes a ...
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A Bit Conflicted On Mortgage Bailouts
At times like these I find myself conflicted. You see, for most of my life I've held the view that government should be small and the free market allowed to take care of itself. Confirming that point of view was the fact that at 32 I'd held the same job for 12 years and been with my wife just as ...
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Tax Lien Sales - Government Auctions Offer Huge Savings on Foreclosed Property
Have you ever wondered what happens to a person's property when they don't pay their taxes? For decades now, the IRS has foreclosed homes and commercial property when someone hasn't been able to pay their tax bill, but in the last couple of decades, county governments have held what is known as a ...
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How To Buy Forclosed Real Estate
With so many homes going to foreclosure, how do I buy one? There are a few things to consider when buying a foreclosure: ? In most states, you buy the house at auction. You are not provided access into the house prior to the auction. You will have the address in advance and you should at least ...
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Tax Lien Foreclosures
Almost everyone has heard about foreclosures but not too many have heard about tax lien foreclosures. This type of foreclosure results from non-payment of taxes due to property, income other taxes put against any type of property. If foreclosure occurs, more likely than not the original property ...
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Online Foreclosure Listing Service
Online foreclosure listing services are an invaluable resource for every foreclosure investor, and may well be the lifeblood that feeds the foreclosure pipeline with new leads on a daily basis. Foreclosure research that would otherwise take several hours or days of manual effort can be condensed ...
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Finding Cheap Single Family Homes
As an investor, especially a real estate investor, you want to get property that will provide you with the highest cash flow and best ROI (return on investment) possible. Some investors go for apartment complexes whiles others go for single family dwellings. If you are the type that is new to the ...
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Pros And Cons Of Purchasing Repo Home Through Bank Foreclosure Auction
Having a good paying job can allow you to save money to be able to buy a house. It doesn't have to be new, in fact, you can check out repo homes. Repo homes are bank-foreclosed houses that are put up for an auction. These houses are offered at a low price in order to attract buyers and dispose of ...
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