Foreclosure Lists – We’ll Give Them to you for FREE & Show You How to Use Them
It’s no secret that the California Real Estate Market is saturated with Foreclosures. As we work our way through this unique economic situation buyers are given the rare opportunity to sift through lists of properties at drastically reduced prices.
Would you like to access up-to-date lists of foreclosures in your area? Well, then check out our Foreclosure Radar. This service will allow you to easily browse through the most current foreclosure lists available today.
Here you will find reliable information on properties in every phase of the foreclosure process. This includes preforeclosure (when a homeowner is given a notice that they are in default), auction (when the lender takes bids on foreclosed property in a public forum), and REO (or real estate owned, where the lender takes ownership of a property that fails to sell at auction).
You no longer have to scrape together scattered information to make informed decisions.
Just click here and start searching through our complimentary foreclosure lists.
But remember — buying a foreclosure is not as simple as buying other properties. There are additional processes, laws and regulations. We highly recommend you work with a real estate professional to guide you through this complex transaction.
Ready to get started?
- Learn more about California Foreclosure Process
- Read this quick summary of California Foreclosure Laws
- Watch video tutorials on How to Search for Foreclosures
- Start Your Search and get Free Foreclosure Lists
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Beware of Distress Sale Dangers
Posted by Rachel LaMar, J.D. | Leave A Comment »
Are you facing a foreclosure or thinking about short selling your home? If so, there are several things about which you NEED to be aware before making any decisions. To learn more please visit http://www.rachellamarrealestate.com/blog/?p=554.
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Open House This Weekend! Just Reduced! In Beautiful La Costa Greens-The Jeff Cole Group
Posted by Jeff Cole | Leave A Comment »
Located in beautiful La Costa Greens, this 4br, 4.5 bath 2 story home is situated on a corner lot. Complete with 2 fireplaces, granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. The laundry room located on the first floor for convienence, there is a loft, 3 car garage and low maintenance backyard with built-in BBQ.
The Presidio is a private residents’ club that features an expansive clubhouse, a fully equipped fitness facility,swimming pool, tennis courts,footpaths and bike trails.
Open House this Friday 3-6pm, Saturday 12-3pm and Sunday 1-4pm
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New Help For Those Seeking Loan Modifications
Posted by Rachel LaMar, J.D. | Leave A Comment »
Facing foreclosure? Unable to make mortgage payments? Have you tried to get a modification and don’t know how to go about it on your own? There may be free assistance available to you.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac recently announced two new options to help delinquent homeowners with loan modification issues. To learn more about these options please visit my newest blog at http://www.RachelLaMarRealEstate.com/blog/?p=453.
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Quick Tips on Short Sales and YOUR Credit
Posted by Brian Olenik | Leave A Comment »
SHORT SALES & YOUR CREDIT
One of the most frequent questions that homeowners want
to know is what happens to their credit score as the result of
a short-sale. Here are a few points to remember.
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1) When you negotiate a short-sale, the homeowners may
still owe the difference between the mortgage balance
and the discounted sales price. This amount can still be
collected via a “Deficiency Judgment.” If granted, this
judgement may adversely affect the homeowners and
their credit report (not unlike other judgments).
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2) The best way to avoid the deficiency judgment is to ask
pursuit of any deficiency judgment.”
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3) Remember that the difference between the mortgage
balance and the short sale may be declared as income on
their tax return by means of a “1099.”
In dealing with any short sale, the homeowner should always
speak with their accountant and/or attorney to see how this
sale will affect them.
Brian Olenik
858-776-7683
brian.olenik@corinthiantitle.com
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San Diego Housing Market Trends – Get the Facts
Posted by Diane White | Leave A Comment »
San Diego’s housing market has been discussed repeatedly recently and with mixed data, forecasts and opinions.
On January 20th, the headline was “County Leads Region in Home-Price Gain.
Some of the points covered were:
- San Diego County had a 10% increase in December over 2008.
- Coastal counties typically fare better due to living preference and lack of new development.
- 35.8% of resales in December were foreclosures, up from 32.6% in Novemeber.
On January 25th the headline was “Housing Data Show County’s Ups, Downs”. On January 26th it was “Local Home Prices on the Upswing”.
Some of the points covered were:
- Starter-home market at $350,000 has stabilized and appears to be rising while inventory has decreased.
- Higher-priced properties are still eroding. (Note; not in all areas)
- San Diego prices were up for the seventh straight month.
On January 27th the headline was “Housing Prices Buck Trend”.
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Some of the highlghts are:
- San Diego was one of only four areas nationally to see an upturn beginning late last year.
- Home prices here were up 56.1 percent from 2000.
- Even if prices dip a bit over the next few months, buyers should be aware that any interest rate hike will wipe out marginal drop in prices.
And finally on January 28th, the header was “San Diego Area Foreclosures Jump; Defaults Slump” . Observations noted include:
- Analysts see this as a stabilizing market:
- Foreclosures pave the way for purchases by financially strong buyers.
- Fewer defaults mean either a decline in distressed owners or more loan modifying.
- Banks are not moving quickly to list properties for sale – possibly hoping prices will rise.
Overall the consensus is the housing market is stabilizing. With interest rates so very low, prices still lower than they were and the tax credit that was extended to April 30th, it is a great opportunity for buyers. And with low inventory and multiple offers, it may be the right time to sell!
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