any good online lists of foreclosed houses i don't have to pay for?
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Call your local title company.  They can email you a foreclosure list.  It probably won't be the most up to date like the ones you pay for.  But, it's free.
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It was pretty simple for me. I used HomeCharlotte.com Their site lets you search new homes, MLS homes, and FSBO. I got a rebate becaused I used them and the attorney put it right on my closing statement.
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Hi tater_bug0629,\n\nMy advice without the hype of foreclosure websites, check out your local sundays paper and find real estate companies advertising "bank owned" properties. Usually these are the guys who have access to the bank owned properties in your area and are eager to email their listings to you free of charge.\n\nCheck out my site: www.CurbSideInfo.com\nUnder Michigan Foreclosure.\n\n\nGood luck to your future endeavors!\n\n\nSuccess To All,\n\nJohn Lopez\nrealestatemichigan@yahoo.com\n313-258-1001\nwww.MichiganInvestorNetwork.com\n\n\n.
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try: reversemortgage.com
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contact the Department of Real Estate (www.dre.gov) and ask them or any one of lyour local banks (ask about forclosures/fixer-uppers), or your local H.U.D offices. You can also contact any one of your local realtors for a list!\nGood luck!\n\nCowboysminxxx
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I was looking for that once, i just did a web search, had to try a few different ways but I finally did get a list of repossesed homes in minnesota...sorry i can't be more helpful
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You should check out Craig's List for the Charleston region. It will give you a great selection. I found my house that way!   http://charleston.craigslist.org/
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hey. www.mynewplace.com offers a site where you list for free, but if they find you a renter, you pay a small fee after the lease is signed. let me know if you have more questions.\n\nklein.inga@gmail.com
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www.zillow.com has some interesting information
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start by going to www.hud.gov.  This is a government website primarily for fha and va foreclosures, however they have a variety of links for other foreclosures in your area.  Stay away from "paid" foreclosure listings, typically many listings they have in these magazines and websites are already purchased by the time they go to print.  You can also read the legal section of your local newspaper which will list all upcoming foreclosure auctions
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I'm assuming you want to ask your local bank if they have any houses in foreclosure you can buy.  Best way to find out about that is to get a foreclosure list.  (Ask your local title company)  It will show what houses are going into foreclosure and where they will be up for auction.
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you can check for FREE at www.realtor.com
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Zillow.com is great in Az. It works in many places. Check it out
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Often, there are no "true" website that dedicate to that.\n\nThey are companies who go to Foreclosure, government auctions and list the houses they have, and attempt to make some money by offering you the house cheap. Example: They tell you this house is available, you can buy it for $100,000, when in reality they buy it at 95,000 (or whatever) and resell it to you. Pay close atention to fine prints and information about the "provider."\n\nYour best bet is to go to a live-local auction. I don't know where you live, but I'm pretty sure you can find it a bit. Someone in your town has got to know.
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try looking up househunters.com or lose the .com and see what you get
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Zillow, see link below
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realestateabc.com\n\ndoesn't have the graphs that zillow has though