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We’ve reviewed countless "top" foreclosure listing sites and have concluded that many listing services charge up to $140 a month, but have limited numbers of new foreclosures listed amidst a lot of outdated information. Our top three picks have been chosen because they have the best value to price ratio AND the best, freshest inventory.
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RealtyTrac
Total Listings : over 500,000
Listing Types : all
Site Navigation : Excellent
Online Tutorials: Excellent
Cost: 7 days free / then $49.95 per month
Recommendation: Excellent for all Levels |
ReatlyStore
Total Listings: almost 500,000
Listing Types : all
Site Navigation: Average
Online Tutorials: Excellent
Cost: 7 days free / then 9.95 per week
Recommendation: Good for all Levels |
Foreclosure.com
Total Listings : over 500,000
Listing Types: all
Site Navigation: Excellent
Online Tutorials: Sparse
Cost: 7 days free / then $9.95 per week
Recommendation: For Experienced Buyers |
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| RealtyTrac has it all! Excellent listings which include, Pre-Foreclosure, Foreclosure, Bank Owned, Auction, FSBO, and new homes. They have and incredible tutorial section which is easy to find–on the index page. Tutorial includes, "the process", "what is a foreclosure" and how to effectively use their site. You can start a chat with a Customer Service representative too! Excellent value for the money and perfect for novices and pros alike. |
The RealtyStore is great site for all types of users. They have excellent listings and they include all of the listing types that RealtyTrac has. On the minus side, they really want you to register before you can really get into the listings. Their site is not as user friendly. BUT, they have a great online tutorial, you just need to know where to find it. Click on the "Site Map" to find it. All in all, great site, just a bit hard to navigate. |
Foreclosure.com is a very complete site for experienced investors. They are now offering FREE foreclosure workshops on the web! They have all listing types except auctions and one of the most comprehensive databases online. Their navigation for searching is just as good as our number one choice. The only drawback we found with Foreclosure.com is that there are fewer tutorials and very few articles on the site. Beginners may feel a bit lost trying to interpret the information. |
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Why RealtyTrac Is Our Number ONE Pick:
RealtyTrac is appealing to every type of user. Those of you who are looking to buy your dream home, or are entering into real estate foreclosure buying for the first time will be thrilled with the step-by-step tutorials available for FREE.
Experienced investors get comprehensive details with enhanced property information section that allows you to determine property value and evaluate the investment opportunity. Listings are updated daily and fresh, complete with comparables.
Customer support is excellent. There are multiple contact methods which include phone, fax, email or online chat with a representative.
You can subscribe to RealtyTrac with confidence. RealtyTrac publishes the largest national database of pre-foreclosure and foreclosure properties, with more than 550,000 properties in nearly 2,000 counties across the country, and is the foreclosure data provider to MSN House & Home, Yahoo! Real Estate, AOL Real Estate and HomeGain.com.
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