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Foreclosures (Basics)

What are Foreclosures?
What are types of Foreclosures?
Are there any drawbacks?
What is an Auction Foreclosure?
What is a Pre-Foreclosure?
What is a Bank Foreclosure?
 
Foreclosures (Expanded)

What is Mortgage Foreclosure?
What is Trust Deed Foreclosure?
 
Buying Foreclosures (Basics)

Can I make money with Foreclosures?
Do I need a Reatlor to buy Foreclosures?
Where do I find cash to buy Foreclosures?
How do I buy different types of Foreclosures?
 
Buying Foreclosures (Expanded)

What are Hard Money Lenders?
What is Subject To? How does it work?
What is a Short Sale? How does it work?
 
Foreclosure Questions

Why can’t I find Foreclosure deals?
Am I taking advantage of someone in Foreclosure?
How do I buy Foreclosures with no Credit or Down Payment?
Can Banks call a loan due?
Do I need a Reatlor to buy Foreclosures?

It depends. Realtor® is the trade name for real estate licensees who belong to the National Association of REALTORS® and the local associations that manage MLS the Multiple Listing Services. These resources may be of interest to you. However, you are not required to use a real estate broker or salesperson to buy Pre-Foreclosures, auction properties, and most REOs. You can buy Pre-Foreclosures directly from the property owners before the auction. You can buy auction properties from the foreclosure attorneys, trustees, or auctioneers at the public sale at the county courthouse. You can also buy REOs from lenders after they have taken the properties back at the auction. In all three cases, you can buy the properties without using the services of a real estate professional, if that is your choice. Read more inside our Members Section
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