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Foreclosure.com recently awarded five college (bound) students with scholarships totaling 00 during a recent essay contest that asked for solutions on "How to solve the foreclosure crisis." Andrew Dewar — a senior at Kennesaw State University located in Kennesaw, Ga., who majors in veterinary medicine — was our grand prize winner. His essay was selected by our expert foreclosure panel as the best out of more than 1200 submissions. Below is an interview with our happy foreclosure of a dream winner — 00! To read Andrew's essay, as well as the others from our four semifinalists (who each received 00 scholarships) please visit the Foreclosure.com scholarship page right here: www.foreclosure.com

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Investing in Foreclosed Homes

by Tony on January 25, 2010

KRON 4 TV News Story on Foreclosure Investing; Foreclosure rate increase; ForeclosureS.com; Alexis McGee.

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3 Ways to Profit from Foreclosed Homes

by Tony on January 6, 2010

real-estate-investing-club.com Many investors look at how to buy foreclosed homes buy starting with all of the listings on the market. In this video we are going to look at 3 great ways to profit from foreclosed homes first to identify how we want to buy our foreclosures.

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Chicago Foreclosures and Auctions

by Tony on December 9, 2009

www.foreclosurerepos.com – If you want a great home in Chicago, you must check foreclosures and auctions. This is a great opportunity for investors!

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Foreclosed Homes

by Tony on October 31, 2009

Foreclosed Homes Source: Visit www.e-foreclosuresearch.com and Search our Foreclosure Listings to Save Money. Our Database includes Foreclosure Homes for Sale, Bank Foreclosures and Repossessed Properties

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The Right Way of Buying Foreclosures Home

by admin on September 27, 2009

The real estate industry is reshaping a new market as a result of the real estate bubble burst and the sub-prime mortgage problem.  We are now witness to the emergence of a new phenomenon called a foreclosures home.

Investors and homeowners who can pass the stringent requirements of financial institutions may consider investing on a foreclosures home.  There are a lot of properties that are on the FHA foreclosure listings we can consider as “best buys.”  Another thing to watch out for is the impending occurrence of a second wave of foreclosures; this time in the prime property sector.

Best Practices When Buying Foreclosures Home

Buyers can follow either of three routes in buying foreclosures home.  One option would be to transact directly from the homeowners before the real property is foreclosed by the mortgage lender.  This approach is referred to as pre-foreclosures.

Another approach is through auction. Prospective home buyers are required to bid the highest to purchase a foreclosures home.

The third one involves direct transaction with the real estate company.

Buying Through Pre-Foreclosure

Pre-foreclosures can be an attractive approach under the following circumstances.  Prospective home buyers must have the available equity to close out the deal with the present owner of the real estate property.  You should also have access to complete information appertaining to the property; particularly the title, the mortgage structure and liens.

The owner of the home gives up his rights to the property by signing a deed in your favor.  You are in effect assuming the mortgage along with the rights to the real estate property.  You also have to pay all back payments or mortgage payments that are over due.

The auction approach may vary depending on the state where auctions of a foreclosures home are held.  It is essential to note at this point that this approach carries the heaviest risk.  This method, however, may also yield the greatest benefits to the winning bidder, as he stands to gain as much as 40% out of the transaction.

The downside of this approach is that buyers will not be able to do a thorough inspection of the property prior to the auction.  Winning bidders also have to pay in cash.  In some instances, you may also encounter problems with former owners of the property refusing to vacate the house.  In addition, you may also compete with real estate investors who are out to cash in on the purchase through resale as well.

Buying directly from the real estate company entails lesser risks when it comes to the actual condition of what you are buying.  You are afforded ample time to inspect the property.  You can also demand for a clean title and also add a stipulation in the contract that it is subject to getting a mortgage.  Brokers usually handle the sale of foreclosures home in behalf of the banks.  This approach is the safest amongst the three approaches, however, the downside would refer to lesser gains from the purchase of the foreclosures home.

Selecting the right method in buying foreclosures home would depend on the goals and circumstances of the buyer.

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Another Radio Interview from a TeachMeHomeLoans.com user. She saved a ton on her loan, and was empowered to not get taken advantage of. Teach Me Home Loans Secret System changed her life forever. It also teaches FHA, VA, Mortgages, Reverse, Morgage, Home Loan Shopping, Lower Interest Rates, Government, Fixed Loans, Short Sales, Refinance, Purchases, First time Homebuyers, Education, Credit Crunch, Neg Am, Lose House, Save House, Radio Show, www.teachmehomeloans.com

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Buying foreclosure homes for sale is an uncharted territory for most of us.  We need to have a comprehensive understanding of foreclosure homes for sale as these are now regular occurrences during these times of crisis.

If we properly learn how to find the best buys in foreclosure homes for sale, this can be one of the best investment options for us in the uncertainty of the times.

Foreclosure homes offer great opportunities to potential buyers by opening up choice selections of prime properties at amazingly low rates.

What are Foreclosure Homes for Sale

Foreclosure homes for sale are unique types of real estate properties that are not sold through agents or brokers.  These are properties offered directly by the mortgage lenders with the intention of selling these foreclosure homes to other potential buyers and investors in order to raise money to prop up their liquidity.

Foreclosure homes are the real estate properties that a mortgage lender has taken over from their original homeowners who failed to make regular payments on a mortgage loan for an extended period of time.

These foreclosure homes are offered for sale through a public auction to interested homeowners and investors.

Who are Qualified to Buy Foreclosure Homes

Foreclosure homes for sale can be bought by any interested buyer or investor.  The potential buyer won’t need the services of a broker or an agent in order to participate in an auction of foreclosure homes.

What is great about these foreclosure homes for sale is that the price tag is much lower than in the open real estate market.  It is normal for you to find some foreclosure homes for sale being offered from 10% to 50% lower than it would normally fetch when sold in the open market or through an agent.

This very liberal feature in auctions for foreclosure homes for sale is predicated by the pressure on the mortgage lender to improve on their liquidity through successful auction of these real estate properties.

Many of these foreclosure homes are found in good locations, with practically no structural damages or defects.  It is really a wonder why it stays in the hands of the mortgage lender over long periods with no apparent takers.  The obvious reason for this is that the mortgage lenders are hesitant to invest more on these foreclosure homes for sale in the form of advertisements.

This is also the reason why foreclosure homes are not very popular among regular home buyers.  Most of us don’t know where to look for them. Therefore, it is essential for wise buyers and investors to do their own research to find these prime foreclosure homes for sale.

The high incidence of foreclosures that has been plaguing the real estate industry for a couple of years now has put to our consciousness the importance of foreclosure homes for sale.  These prime properties are getting their fair share of attention from potential buyers and investors.

The rewards to your effort can be enormous as you can find prime foreclosure homes for sale at really bargain prices, as most mortgage lenders are pressured to dispose of these assets to avoid additional expenses on maintenance and upkeep of these properties that are still in their possession.

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Zetabid Home Foreclosure Auction

by Tony on June 14, 2009

Zetabid is a national consumer brand that makes it easy and convenient for consumers to purchase bank- and builder-owned properties at public auctions. See the auction in action, learn how other home buyers used Zetabid to get their dream homes and view an open house.

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I purchased a foreclosure in June 2008. I know the Foreclosure Prevention Act underwent many revisions. Does anyone know if the final version which the President is expected to sign still includes the provision for the $7000 tax credit for the purchase of owner occupied foreclosed homes? I am not a first time homebuyer.

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