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Home values in the Fresno area have been increasing during the past few months. According to RealtyTrac, the average price per sq. ft for a Fresno home was $92.00, which was an increase of 12.2% over the last year. The median sales price for a home in the Fresno area during the period July 12,… Read More »
Distressed homes in Bakersfield are selling for way below market value. There are bargains in just about all price ranges and neighborhoods. The average foreclosure sales price in January for a Bakersfield home was $125,865 according to RealtyTrac data. There are many REO’s and pre-foreclosure homes for sale as well in Bakersfield and the surrounding… Read More »
Buying low and selling high is every investor’s dream. With so much affordable inventory of foreclosure homes available in Oakland, CA today, you can accomplish your dreams easily by buying these homes at cheap discount prices, rehabbing then and selling them or holding the property and leasing it out. There are 2,188 bank owned REO… Read More »
Finding seized properties for sale in Burbank, CA is not very difficult these days. According to RealtyTrac’s data, there are 184 properties that are in default, 304 trustee foreclosure auction sales and 168 bank owned REO’s for sale. Trulia.com reported the median sales price for a home in Burbank for February 11, 2011 to April… Read More »
San Jose, CA has numerous foreclosure opportunities. There are 1,783 properties in default, 2,766 trustee foreclosure sales, and 1,876 bank owned REO properties according to RealtyTrac’s data. With so many homes in foreclosure or about to go to foreclosure, you should be able to find a property in just about any neighborhood and price range.… Read More »
If you talk to your lender as soon as you realize you are in financial trouble, you may be able to avoid foreclosure on your Downey home. There are several options that homeowners can take advantage of depending on their financial situation. The biggest mistake that many homeowners make is ignoring notices and letters from… Read More »
Los Angeles offers investors/buyers bargains on foreclosed homes in most price ranges and neighborhoods. The recent decline in the housing market has presented opportunities to purchase Los Angeles properties that were unaffordable prior to the real estate bubble burst. Whether you are searching for REO’s, auction properties or short sales, Los Angeles has no shortage… Read More »
Tax deeds are one of the best ways for an investor to purchase a cheap home and make a substantial profit right now. Homes are purchased for pennies on the dollar for back taxes owed by the former owner plus the fees and costs associated with the tax defaulted sale. When a Victorville, CA homeowner… Read More »
You will find some great deals at Stockton, CA foreclosed auctions because properties are sold at deep discounts. If you are looking for bargains, then Stockton foreclosure property auctions should be one of the primary places to hunt for bargains in the Stockton area. Because properties are sold at below market prices, there is a… Read More »
There are many good foreclosure bargains in the San Bernardino and surrounding areas for you to purchase. Prices are affordable and inventory is abundant. With the New Year, it’s a good time to get going and find your San Bernardino real estate treasure. According to the National Association of Realtors, home sales in the west… Read More »
The Richmond, CA area continues to offer a variety of home styles and prices. There is plenty of inventory right now and quality Richmond foreclosures can be found in pretty much most price ranges and neighborhoods. The average price per square foot for a home in Richmond is $148. The median sales price for the… Read More »
San Diego has a large inventory of foreclosed properties. As of the week ending December 15th, there were 7,028 homes in some stage of foreclosure. The average listing price for San Diego homes was $555,174 for the week ending Dec 15, which was a decrease of 7.2% compared to the previous week. The average price… Read More »
Current economic and real estate market conditions in California offer investors and buyers an opportunity to purchase property foreclosure properties. You might want to start by looking at Concord Bank to see if they have properties that meet in your criteria and price range. Concord’s foreclosures are advertised on the Internet and with local Realtors.… Read More »
California has a large population and huge selection of homes available for sale. Many of them are for sale by owners. They are referred to FSBO’s. Most people who sell their homes without a real estate are trying to save money on the commission. If you are working with a real estate agent and you… Read More »
Budget deals are abundant in Sunnyvale, CA. Just drive down the street, and you see for sale signs advertising foreclosure properties and pre-foreclosure short sale properties. REO’s and government foreclosures can be found by working with area Realtors. You can also access information about foreclosure sales and foreclosed houses on the Internet and the local… Read More »
Moreno Valley, CA has been hit hard with bank repossessed homes the last few years. There are a large number of foreclosure properties available in most neighborhoods at all price ranges. Investors and first time home buyers have been taking advantage of opportunities to purchase Moreno Valley foreclosed homes because they offer opportunities to buy… Read More »
In all of the United States, California has the most number of bank repossessed homes. This increasing number of bank repossessed homes in California have greatly affected the Real Estate market . The main reason behind this is because the owners were unable to make repayment of the mortgage loans. The lenders or the banks… Read More »
There are many condo deals in Long Beach, CA foreclosure market that buyers/investors can still take advantage of, with more foreclosures coming on the market. In fact, according to Trulia.com, there were 2,464 foreclosures for the week ending February 17, 2010 in the Long Beach area, of which 479 downtown properties were in the pre-foreclosure,… Read More »
In the recent past, there has been a steep rise in foreclosure in California thanks to the subprime crisis. Hence, people are considering the option of selling off their homes even though losing one’s home can be quite devastating. However, during such a financial quandary, one can have a positive mindset by considering the benefits… Read More »
The real estate market is currently at a standstill due to the economic crisis that the nation experienced in the mid 2008 until this time. Many people all across the nation are losing their homes to foreclosure due to the rapid decline in the real estate market. Real estate investors are taking advantage of this… Read More »
