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By Laura William - HousingInfo         Jun 12,2007
What are foreclosures and how can they help you as a home investor? Foreclosure occurs when a borrower is unable to make their mortgage loan payments and defaults on the loan. Unless the borrower finds a way to cover the mortgage during the pre-foreclosure period (for example, by selling the property on their own), the property is sold at public auction and the proceeds go to pay off the mortgage. If the foreclosure property is not sold at public auction, the lender takes possession of the property to sell on the open market.

What can Foreclosures Do for You?

Foreclosures provide a great opportunity for you to get a fantastic deal on a home. Both during the pre-foreclosure period and during the public auction, you have a highly motivated seller and are likely to get a great deal.

How Can You Take Advantage of Foreclosures?

A great way to take advantage of foreclosures is by collecting foreclosures information online. Find out what properties are listed as pre-foreclosure and when foreclosure auctions are taking place. When you find the type of property you are looking for in the right location, swoop in and make a great deal on a home.

Whether you're an experienced real estate investor or you're looking to buy a home for the first time, making a deal has never been easier now that you have the Internet as a resource. Add foreclosure properties to your real estate strategy and give yourself the best buying opportunities you can.
 
 
 
 
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