Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD

The majority of investors seldom think of real estate foreclosure investing as the highly profitable investment that it is. Why, because most people don?t have the time to learn the secrets or do the leg work to find properties in foreclosure, or they are reluctant to t…

Donny Lowy

The foreclosure rate has been steadily increasing this year. The rate might continue to increase if the job market slows and we see a general slow down in the economy. Realestateinternetstrategies.com explains how impending foreclosures can be stopped.

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Mark Sumpter

While the number of new mortgages boomed between 2000 and 2003, foreclosure rates also hit record highs. Conditions have improved somewhat since mid-2003: over the last two years the foreclosure rate has flattened. The delinquency rate has also improved slightly with the number of del…

George Roddy

One big potential deal-killer in buying foreclosures is the homeowner. If the homeowner does not trust you, buying their home (even at a foreclosure auction) can become a greater challenge. To prevent this setback, you need to build trust with the owner — and building trust re…

Bill Carey

People lose their homes to foreclosure everyday. Thousands each month across the U.S. it is an epidemic a financial epidemic that is sweeping this country. People who in most cases through no fault of their own come into financial problems, job loss, divorce, medical emergency, accident…

Kent Pinkerton

When you get a loan from a bank, you are usually required to put up an assurance of payment. This is usually a piece of real property whose value matches that of the amount you are borrowing. In the case that you fail to meet the requirements of the bank for repayment, the bank will…

Jarad Severe

In most cases, when homeowners have defaulted on their loans, and have been
issued with some sort of notice of default, they will be bombarded with letters,
phone calls and knocks on the door from investors, attorneys and real estate
agents. You can use whatever approach you fee…

Mark Nash

With the rise in interest rate the number of foreclosed properties typically follows. Many investors are taking a fresh look at these opportunities. But they are not without risk and first-timers should tread carefully. Homes enter into foreclosure for non or partial payments by the lend…