How to find foreclosure properties

October 12, 2010

There many ways to find property that is has been foreclosed or is in the process of being foreclosed upon: 1. Newspapers.  In every newspaper in the country there is a section for legal notices.  These notices hold the legal information for properties in foreclosure.  These notices will name the person(s) who has the legal [...]

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Technorati – here you go! 2RBEBP4FHAD6

October 9, 2010

Technorati tells me I need to make a blog post with this code: 2RBEBP4FHAD6 in order to “claim my blog” there. Well, here you go! Cheers, Lee

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California put pressure on lenders to halt foreclosures

October 9, 2010

Two California-based advocacy groups called on Atty General Jerry Brown to support a moratorium on foreclosures in the state, and lenders are starting to feel the heat. Brown is in discussions with three banks — J.P. Morgan Chase, Ally Financial Inc. and Bank of America Corp. –- following written orders to both Chase and Ally [...]

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Foreclosure freeze

October 7, 2010

Because it’s certainly hit Texas. On Tuesday, the Attorney General sent 27 letters out to mortgage and loan service companies, asking them to freeze all transactions, at least until October 15th. But a swift move by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott put an end to that. On Tuesday, Abbott wrote a letter to 27 mortgage [...]

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What Is the Best Way to Buy a Foreclosure Property?

November 7, 2008

There are three major ways to buy foreclosure properties, and they each have their own unique set of pros and cons. You have to decide which one is best for you based on your own level of comfort and ability. Once you have a list of properties, where should you start? Buying pre-foreclosures usually involves [...]

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Foreclosures auctions are hot

November 5, 2008

Foreclosure Auctions are hot right now Over 5,000 people showed up to bid on 35 Uniondale homes last weekend. According to Newsday, more mass auctions are likely to become commonplace in the larger cities. What does this mean for the real estate investor? Opportunity. This is one way for lenders to let go of foreclosed [...]

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