April 18, 2008
Foreclosures – Where To Find Great Foreclosure Listings
Note: check out our database of foreclosure homes which has over 1.5 million listings including an extensive supply of bank foreclosures. It now includes all Wells Fargo foreclosures since their asset manager, Premiere Asset Services, has signed up.
Once you've decided to start investing in foreclosures, you still have one big step left to handle. You must find the right foreclosure listings. There are numerous sources of foreclosure properties and I find it helpful to divide the sources into two broad categories: government foreclosures and bank foreclosures.
Within the category of government foreclosures you can consider quite a many different sources. These include VA foreclosures from the Department of Veterans Affairs, HUD foreclosures from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the General Services Administration, the Department of Treasury, the Small Business Administration, the Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Marshals Service, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and also Fannie Mae. At last count there were about 37 different government departments through which you can locate foreclosure properties. One site that has compiled listings from a few of these departments is www.homesales.gov.
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January 8, 2008
REO Properties and Bank Foreclosures
Note: check out our database of foreclosure properties which has over 1.5 million listings including an extensive supply of bank foreclosures. It now includes all Wells Fargo foreclosures since their asset manager, Premiere Asset Services, has signed up.
Whether you are searching for a new home, a second home or seriously considering real estate as an investment, you will find there are different options available to you. These choices can include traditional home buying, purchasing through an auction and many other possibilities. One alternative you may not have considered is bank REO sales.
If a bank cannot sell a property at a bank foreclosures auction, the bank may do an REO sale. This can happen when the amount owed on the property is more than the value of the property. When this is the case, the bank tries to sell the property not at an auction where the price can be lower. At this stage of the process, they will most often sell the property through a realtor.
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