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Buying at the Foreclosure Auction
Perhaps the most well-known method of obtaining foreclosure properties is buying them at the auction. The foreclosure auction is a live bidding process, just as you may have imagined. The auction is typically conducted at a public place, such as a courthouse or even at the property itself. In some ...
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Online Real Estate Auction - Find the Perfect Vacation or Investment Property
Buying real estate online has become a common practice with the birth of the Internet. Buying property can often times be much easier than purchasing a car or other items online. If you're an investor or looking for that ideal vacation property. The Internet may be the best solution for you. Many ...
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Foreclosure Listings in California - How To Search For The Home You Want, Stop Foreclosure
When starting the process of buying a foreclosure home, there are obstacles you must know about in order to make your purchase and how to measure the "risks" of buying real estate foreclosures. Anytime you purchase a foreclosure home without even a financing contingency, you had better know what ...
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Buying a Home in Foreclosure - The Basics for Buyers
Turn on CNN or pick up the Wall Street Journal any day this week, and you are bound to see a story about the number of home foreclosures taking place in the United States right now. While it is always sad to see people lose their home due to foreclosure (especially so many people), it also ...
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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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Preforeclosures & Preforeclosure Real Estate
As you probably know, a foreclosure is a legal proceeding in which a bank or lender sells a repossessed piece of real estate due to the owner's inability to make scheduled payments on the mortgage or deed of trust. Banks and other lenders typically consider a mortgage to be in default when several ...
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Buying Real Estate At Foreclosure Sales
Buying properties at foreclosure sales is probably one of the more popular methods known by real estate investors. The foreclosure auction occurs after a homeowner has defaulted on their loan and the bank has taken legal action to take possession of the property. The foreclosure auction is publicly ...
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Focus on Foreclosure, Part 3 - Buying Foreclosures After the Auction
In previous articles, we've discussed buying preforeclosures, which means buying the property after the foreclosure process has begun but before it's completed. If you are unable to prevent the foreclosure, the property will go to auction, which is another buying opportunity. If you are unable to ...
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Buying Pre-Foreclosure Homes Can Be Your Very Lucrative Real Estate Investing Niche
Buying real estate at a discount to the fair market value is one of the important ingredients to making the most money in today's housing market. One of the best investing niches to buy at a discount is buying a pre-foreclosure home. Why is buying a pre foreclosure such a good deal? First of all, ...
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Three Strategies In Buying Foreclosures
The strategy of buying pre-foreclosures is to create a situation where everyone wins. This type of strategy involves just you, the homeowner, and in some cases the lender. Because the homeowner has been delinquent on his or her mortgage payments, they are now in a position to entertain offers made ...
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