Use this Website to Find Bank Owned Deals Before They are Listed in the MLS
When no one bids higher than the bank at a foreclosure (or trustee) sale, the bank becomes the owner of the property.
From the date that the bank is awarded ownership of the property to the day the property is ready and listed for sale, many months may pass. Click here to learn how you can get these properties.
Connect with Investors and Unlock Incredible Opportunities in Foreclosure
When a property is sold to an investor at a foreclosure sale who is looking to sell it for a profit, it is often referred to as corporate owned property.
The key thing for the investor is time. If he can get his investment out with a small profit, he may sell the property below market value. Click here to learn more about these opportunities.
Did You Know that Closing a Short Sale isn't as Hard as It Used to be?
When a home owner is trying to sell his property for less than he owes the bank, it is called a short sale, and it is always subject to lender’s approval.
Because approval is needed from multiple lenders, these transactions can be tricky. However, there are some incredible opportunities for those work with the right agent. Click here to learn the secrets.