Foreclosure Auction: Investor beware

Buying a foreclosure property at the auction on the local county courthouse steps isn't for the faint-hearted. Make sure you've done your research.

In fact, we often recommend buying properties in the "preforeclosure" stage, before they go to auction. If you market to foreclosures, you can often get in before the sale date, and have time to inspect the property, and negotiate with the homeowner, and possibly even the lender.

Here's an article from the Orange County (CA) Register about buying a foreclosure property at the county courthouse auction.

Developers trying auctions to sell homes

Keep your eyes open investors, because real estate auctions for new construction property might just be coming to your local area.

Read this article for more on how developers are turning to auctions to unload excess inventory.

Real Estate Investors getting "washed out" of the SouthEast

According to ForeclosureS.com, the Southeast is seeing a rise in foreclosure, and suspect it could be attributed to the large number of investors and flippers who dominated the market.

Click here to read the full article...

Foreclosures up 5% in July

Are you marketing to Foreclosures? Opportunities continue to increase as foreclosures are on the rise, according to RealtyTrac. If you're interested in truly being able to help the homeowner, imagine having www.SaveMeFromForeclosure.com as your home page. Visit the site to find out more.

Texas Foreclosures leading the way

Foreclosure activity in Texas seems to be at an all time high. Texas now has four of the top ten cities across the USA in terms of foreclosure rates.

To find out who else is in the top ten, and the direction things are going, click here to read the article.