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How To Spot A Foreclosure Rescue Scam
As the number of foreclosures increase in the U.S. Housing Market, so does the opportunity for foreclosure rescue scams. If you find yourself in the precarious position of facing an imminent foreclosure proceeding you should be on the lookout for these scams. The worst thing you could do to ...
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Foreclosure Listings - 5 Tips to Finding Them Before Your Competition Does
Everyone is looking for a foreclosure 'deal' these days ? and there's lots to choose from these days, but be careful' just because a property is in foreclosure, doesn't necessarily mean it's a 'deal?. In fact, nowadays, it takes more time to sift through the leads to find the really good ...
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How Does Foreclosure Work? A Brief Overview
First, the lender files a Notice of Default with the County Recorder or equivalent. They serve you with the Notice. You have a period of time ranging between 45 days to one year depending on the state to "cure" the deficit. This means you can either make up the missed payments or arrange for ...
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California Home Equity Sales Contract Act - A Mine Field for the Unprepared!
When I first got started in the real estate investing business in 2006, the avalanche of foreclosures was just beginning. Before attempting my first short sale here in Southern California, I discovered I needed to comply with Civil Code Section 1695 by using a very particular type of purchase and ...
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Fix It, Flip It - FAQ's About How To Make A Million Dollars Investing In Foreclosures
The following are a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about fixing and flipping your way to a million dollars in foreclosure real estate. What does it mean to "flip" real estate? To "flip" real estate means to acquire control of a piece of undervalued real estate, make improvements to it, ...
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How To Find Foreclosures Online
If you are on the look out for a great deal in the real estate market, or if you aspire to buy a house of your dreams in a limited budget, foreclosure homes are the best bet for you. They come cheap and most of the times, it can be worthwhile too. Foreclosure Basics - How Does It Work? When a house ...
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Pre-Foreclosure Property Buying
Investing in Pre-foreclosure could be the most profitable segment of real estate investing market. So how does the pre-foreclosure work? It is quite simple when a person purchases a house; they usually have a small down payment and get a mortgage or loan for rest of the balance of purchase price. ...
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Foreclosure Prevention - How To Save Your Home In 6 Not So Easy Steps
OK, if you've found your way to this article, two things are probably true: One, you are in trouble and you're either struggling to make your mortgage payments or you are worried that you will be struggling soon. Two, you KNOW you're in trouble and you are looking for help to figure out the best ...
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How Does Foreclosure Work? A Guide for the Distressed Homeowner
I'm often asked "how does foreclosure work?" by distressed homeowners. They want to know whether they can save their home and what to do if they can't. So, when people ask me how does foreclosure work, I let them know that it's a process - a legal process. The lender has to go through a series of ...
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House in Foreclosure - Is It Better to File Bankruptcy or Try and Defend the Lawsuit?
In nearly all cases of foreclosure, homeowners should seek out legal advice. This does not have to mean filing bankruptcy necessarily, but instead having a basic understanding of the legal process and how foreclosure will work its way through the courts. The lender spends thousands of dollars on ...
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