how do u buy foreclosures i see them in the paper for sale on courthouse steps?
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In some markets you can find foreclosures in regular real estate listings. I bought a power of sale in rural Ontario from a regular broker in 2003. No one else wanted it! Was a great house, turned a 33% profit in just over 2 years. If you don't mind living in the boonies, you can find stunning deals.
549187
It took me 6 months of just going to the court house and watching the sale before I bought my house.  it is very risky, there is sooooo much information that needs to be looked at and fully understood before buying a house on the courthouse steps.  there is a lot of things on paper that affect the house than just what you see when you drive by, when you win the bidding you also win whatever encumberences that come along with that house.  bottom line do your homework first and know what your buying or it can become a huge headache.
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Go around to all the fisbo in your town and ask them if you could bring them a buyer that would net them the same, could you list their house. Call all the landlords that are advertising apartments for rent in the newspaper and ask them if they would be willing to cash in on all the hard work they have done on their property. Personal observation will be your number one source of leads.
1004798
First: Get a paper\nNext: find the classifieds\nThen: read them
1133000
Title Companies some times will give you a list, and a foreclosure in CA must me published in the newspaper before a sale.
1086598
Get a copy of the order and send it registered mail to the opposing party.  Ask the clerk at the courthouse.  If they don't cough up the property, ask the court clerk to file a lien against the opposing party.
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There are many different properties that are being repossesed, I suppose you are speaking of forecosures. \n\nIf this is what you are looking for a real estate agent will not be of very much use to you. By looking for foreclosed property you can not get a bargain from a real estate agent because they will be trying to sell the property for full value, even up to the very last day.\n\nThere are some sites that are suppose to have free list, though I have yet to find any that just allow you to down load a free list of foreclosures.\n\nIf you have the time you can go to the county court house of your local area and research your list that way, it is a bit time consuming but you will have a list as all foreclosures are filed with the county court.\n\nThere are some companies that sell list of foreclosed properties, if you can afford to purchase such a list and depending on why you want the list. if you are planning to purchase a home for yourself or planning to become a foreclosure investor.     \n\nYour local newspaper would carry a small listing of properties in foreclosure, but remember you want the ones that are into the initial phase of the foreclosure. The other foreclosure list published is for the trustee sale, you only have 20 days to deal with these people, which can be done if you have been doing foreclosures for awhile.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
1018625
Contact a realtor or browse the Sunday paper.  You can lease or buy land.
587560
most supermarkets have these newspapers in racks by the front door- try wal-mart or another neighborhood store--
224481
Just give them a call, they'll fill you in.  If it's a bigger county, you can probably do it on-line.  If it's a smaller county, you'll likely have to go to the courthouse to do it.
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I would suggest checking the amounts that comparable homes that recently sold for, in the same neighborhood, or in the same general area you are interested in. Usually newspapers print real estate transactions once a week or so. Or you can check the county webpage, and see if they have a listing for completed real estate transactions.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Auctions.  Look at your local paper for legal notices - foreclosure sales.  Do your research before going and bidding on properties.    If you don't know what you are doing, you could risk making a horrible investment and losing money so talk to people at auctions and get tips before bidding yourself.
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ok, you need to get the records from the court houses from the counties that you are interested in buying from. the records you need are the delinquent taxes. you then pay the taxes and this is a lien on the property. you can name the interest on the money if they pay you back or you own the property.  you may want to also seek some legal advice on this matter before you get too involved so you are doing this right.\n\nthere is also a list of propetties in the newspapers around tax time.
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Ok, do you have access to the INTERNET? Or a LIBRARY? Try GOOGLE, or a NEWSPAPER, or ask a county clerk when they hold their auctions. E-BAY has many options.\n Or you can just drive around your town, and look for houses with white papers taped to the front door, or windows saying something like "STAY OUT!". DON'T go in, but WRITE down the information, and CALL on the phone to get more info. Use a little imagination, tow companies sell impounded cars, or those insidious title loan outfits,(I bet they have a bunch of cars they want to get rid of).
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Foreclosure is the procedure for enforcing a lender rights once the obligation secured by a Deed of Trust is in Default.\nInitial Steps: Default Period.\n   1. The Note, Deed of Trust and information on the default are forwarded to County Records Research.\n   2. The notice of default and other necessary documents are prepared for your signature.\n   3. The notice of default is then recorded and the foreclosure time line begins.\n   4. A Trustee Sale Guarantee (TSG) is ordered from a title company.\n   5. The required 10 day and one month legal mailings are sent to the borrower and the junior lien holders.\n   6. If the loan has not been reinstated or paid off within the three-month default period, the lender then authorizes the next step in the foreclosure proceedings. \n\nPublication Period and Trustee's Sale.\n   1. County Records Research will prepare, record and arrange to post the Notice of Trustees Sale.\n   2. The Notice of Trustee's Sale must be published once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation near the property location.\n   3. The borrower or junior lienholder may reinstate the loan at any time up to five business days before the sale date.\n   4. If the loan has not been reinstated prior to five business days before the sale, the beneficiary may demand that the entire unpaid obligation be paid in full during that five-day period.\n   5. The trustees sale is conducted.\n   6. A Trustee's Deed is prepared for the lender or outside bidder, then recorded.
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You would have to check at courthouse.
707930
I would wait just a bit more.  Donot, I repeat, DONOT BUY FROM SELLERS.  If you watch the papers, you can make some really good deals in foreclosure sales.