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California Foreclosed Homes For Sale

Question: Foreclosing on a Home In California with a First and a Line of Credit?

I have a First and a Heloc from a Credit Union. My house has been on the market for nearly a year with no action. I am selling at a fair price that will cover paying off the loans and the Real-Estate fees. If I choose to foreclose on the home, what are the ramifications regarding the 2 loans. Will I be liable for any damages to the credit union? If I do a short sale do both lenders have to agree or just one? How long will it take to recover (credit wise) from a foreclosure vs. a short sale?

Answer: The short sale will have less of an impact then a foreclosure, but both are about 7 years.

Yes, both lenders have to agree on a short sale, you will screw both, so both have a say.

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Homes Foreclosed In California

Question: How do I buy a foreclosed home?

My boyfriend and I are going to be moving back to California soon and we were looking to buy a foreclosed home. We don't have any money saved but we've heard that you can buy foreclosed homes with no down payment. You just take over the payments on it. Is this true? If not, can you tell us how to go about buying one?

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Answer: You heard incorrectly.
You have to get a mortgage and the lowest downpayment you can do right now is with FHA financing and if I am being totally honest, foreclosures are HARD to get approved by FHA. I am going through it right now and its been a CHORE...lots of work and time invested but its working in the long run. FHA has strict rules about the condition of the house so if there are problems with the house they could flag it and your financing would fall apart. Conventional mortgages right now require 10% down which sounds way out of reach for the two of you.

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Ca Foreclosed Homes

Question: How much to bid, on a Foreclosed home in Rialto,California?

It is a bank owned home in Rialto,CA. The asking price is 140,000 I really like this home. I was looking at the home with a real estate agent, and several other people also looked at the home, so I know it has other bids on it. I have a FHA loan. What what be a good enough bid to ensure that I get this home, over the cash buyers and coventional loan bidders.

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Answer: Your realtor would give you a better answer.

160k plus, but the FHA may be a deal breaker, no matter what you bid.

A conventional loan is more likely to be accepted.

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