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Kard63 07-14-2007 11:03 AM

How do i search for foreclosures for free? these sites suck?
 
Anyone know a site that lists foreclosed houses and actually has a picture for free?

Scootermuze 07-14-2007 11:39 AM

I've contacted mortgage companies before and they've given me their sites to go to for their respective lists..

I stay away from the money sites... Too many outdated listings...

woj 07-14-2007 11:41 AM

bump, wouldn't mind finding site like that myself :thumbsup

latinasojourn 07-14-2007 01:24 PM

if you are seriously interested in foreclosure properties you should not use "free" listing services, it is too late.

you need to join a subscription service in your geographic area of interest that lists the initial "notices of default" from lender to owner.

then you contact the property owner BEFORE the property is actually foreclosed and make a favorable deal either by assumption or wraparound, or cash if mortgage balance is small (it usually is not small in proportion to total value).

once the lender takes back a property it is usually just relisted with a local realtor and put back on the market at retail price.

Kard63 07-25-2007 09:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by latinasojourn (Post 12761983)
if you are seriously interested in foreclosure properties you should not use "free" listing services, it is too late.

you need to join a subscription service in your geographic area of interest that lists the initial "notices of default" from lender to owner.

then you contact the property owner BEFORE the property is actually foreclosed and make a favorable deal either by assumption or wraparound, or cash if mortgage balance is small (it usually is not small in proportion to total value).

once the lender takes back a property it is usually just relisted with a local realtor and put back on the market at retail price.


I'm just trying to et an idea of how good the deals get. Got a link?

woj 07-25-2007 10:00 PM

bump for more info...


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