Can anyone hlep me with foreclosure information?
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Good luck; it's tough to be in that situation.  As previous answerer suggested, have you spoken to your bank?  Ask for loss mitigation department...or their attorney.  They might want to work something out with you.  However, I don't agree that it costs the bank "$60k" to foreclose on a house....much less for the legal costs and real estate doesn't depreciate that much in a forced sale.  But odds are that if it's gotten to foreclosure, you have already gone past trying to work it out.  \n\nYou can file bankruptcy if you think you have the income to meet monthly obligations on the mortgage in the future.  That will allow you to work out payment of the past due balance.\n\nAnd yes, if the property doesn't bring enough at sale to cover the mortgage and legal costs of the foreclosure, technically the bank can come after you for the deficiency.  They don't always do that however because of restrictive rules on sale of the property and they know if you had trouble paying your mortgage, how are you going to pay the deficiency?  But, it definitely will go on your credit and will affect your ability to buy another house in the foreseeable future.  Do your utmost to try to work the matter out with the attorney or the bank if at ALL POSSIBLE.
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http://www.downpaymentsolutions.com/home_buyer_education/calculators.shtml\n click on this link it has all the info you will need
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http://www.hardtofind800numbers.com/listings/a.htm
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contact the mayor's office or local city/county treasurer to obtain the list of properties planned for auction. www.housevalues.com or a real estate offfice should inform you of market value, the assssor's office should provide assesment info., county engineeering informs of environmental, flood, and hazardous area, and the county records office informs of existing mortgages. i found foreclosure listings at the HOUSING AUTHORITY. the county auditor should provide bidding information and forms.
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When you do decide on investing in a foreclosure, I have the site for you: http://www.foreclosure.com it has all the property information as well as handy tools to guide you through the way. \n\nI'll also attach an article that may help.  Investing in property is always a good thing.\n\nGood luck
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Maybe you can try looking up mortgage topics on Wikipedia.org.  They usually have a wealth of info on all sorts of topics.
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Here is a good info site:\nhttp://www.regionalmortgages.com
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Is she about to go into foreclosure? If so I can help contact me at wshusa@chrisblanks.com put wshusa in subject.
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Contact the local tac collector for the state you are looking for.  They would have the list of all tax lien properties.  As far as foreclosures, they are being published in local newspapers-just check them.
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You can get a lot of information from http://www.fema.gov/
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I bought a foreclosed home last year.  We found it in the MLS, just like the other homes.  Our Realtor showed it to us.  There was a bunch of extra paperwork.  The home had been vacant for 2 years, and was not well maintained prior to that.  It took 6 weeks from the bank accepting our offer to get a closing on a cash deal.  When we got the power turned on the fridge, furnace, and hot water heater did not work.  We are still renovating, but it will be nice one day.  My best advice to you is to locate a Realtor.  Happy house hunting!
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contact the local real estate board.  Someone there may have it.
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I agree, you need an appraiser.  Info on those websites is mostly based on loan records, and often has highly inaccurate info.  For example, zillow.com shows the value of my house with the amount it was foreclosed on over a year ago because we paid cash for it. and bofa.com shows the same house being 30 years older than it actually is.  None of those sites will have accurate info.  An appraiser will walk the property inside & out, make note of all things that add or detract from the value, and do a comparison of similar properties in the area.
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http://biz.yahoo.com/ic/40/40463.html Financial Information\n\nhttp://www.thlpv.com/ THLee Putnam website - the nearest I could find
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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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Check out my BUYER'S GUIDE at http://buyers.premyiergroup.com/guide.php for some information.\n\n\n______________________________\n\nCAROLINE SIMMONS\nREALTOR® & Affordable Housing Specialist\nO. 866.894.3601 ~ C. 404.787.8685 ~ F. 404.745.8019\nE. caroline@premyiergroup.com\nW. http://www.premyiergroup.com
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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.