Foreclosure sales occur when a property owner has not made the required payment on his or her mortgage or real estate taxes. The lender, municipal authority, or federal government, decides that the property must be sold to satisfy (that is, pay) the mortgage or tax debt. There are three types of foreclosure sales you can use:
1. Buy directly from the owner before the official foreclosure occurs, but after there has been notice that a foreclosure will occur sometime in the future if the existing debt is not paid within a stated time period.
2. Buy at the official auction on the courthouse steps or at the federal government facility when the property is sold to the highest bidder to repay the debt(s) owed on it.
3. Buy from the lender in a postauction sale a property that was not sold at the auction.
Let's look at each of these ways of obtaining good properties at 25 percent to 50 percent off the going market price.
Municipal authorities list properties on which they have sent a default notice. You can find such listings in your local city or County Courthouse. Each listing gives data on the property owner's name, property address, how much is owed, and to whom.With this info in hand you can:
Let's see how this might work with an actual property you discover is about to be foreclosed.
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