Answer: how about look at your county records for "notice of foreclosure" or "notice of trustee sale"
then go see if its on the current mls
you dont want that one
you want the ones that are actually going ot go thru foreclosure and the owners want out.
u have to go to county records to see if the home is worth your time. if they have a mortgage of 100% of the ass'd value then it's not worth it.

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Answer: Well you should have known that you didn't have much time left if you weren't paying the bills. But if You were paying the bills and everything then you have a case. The letter saying that it was set for sale is the forcloser notice. It is perfectly allowable because you weren't paying your bills and that is what happens to people who don't pay. Sorry that this is happening to you, but there isn't anything that you can do.

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Answer: You are probably looking into an REO property, If you know what you want/where you want it then I would recommend looking for listing on mortgage sites. Those are great deals that aren't as widely known. You can grab one before the general public fonds out about them.

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Question: ok,were gonna buy a foreclosure in taylor,agent says back taxes are not buyers responsibility. is this true?

if true then who pays? the bank?i am buying from the bank...

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Answer: If you buy the house on the courthouse steps , you owe the back taxes.

If the bank took title to the house at the foreclosure auction, they will pay the taxes when you close. This is a general rule. It would be legal for the bank to put in a counter-offer that the buyer will pay all closing costs except the listing agent's commission. If so, you need to alter your offer accordingly.

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Question: I see this program on tv alot and want to know if anyone has used it to buy government tax foreclosed homes?

John Beck is famous on tv for his pennies on the dollar program. Has anyone ever bought house that cheap before using his program? If so Please enlighten me, and tell me where you get the lists. And what you paid for it, and any other details you can tell me. I find it hard to believe that some one would loose their house for $378.52 just because they didn't pay the taxes. Thanks in advance. Anything personnel cant be sent to my email this is a yahoo address realestatehero
He states in his program that these are actual purchase prices and they are free and clear. And after buying you can sell, keep, rent, ect.
he doesnt state that after you buy you have to pay the taxes, he states that the price you buy is the back tax.

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Answer: This is basically a scam.

Does it sound logical that a person that owns a home that has value will lose that house just because of a few years of back taxes? First of all, if the property has a mortgage there is no-way that the bank will allow this property to be lost due to back taxes. The lender would step-up and pay these taxes.

The only properties that are lost like that is bare land when the owner discovers that the property is basically worthless. No water, no utilities, land locked by other parcels without any legal "right-of-way" to get onto the parcel. I've seen owners try and give these worthless plots away to a charity just for the tax deduction. The charities refuse them because they don't want to be responsible for the taxes either.

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Question: how do I find out information about an abandoned house in Pasco County, Florida?

We want to buy a house that has been abandoned but can't find out who owns it. We have found the original owner's info online but there is no contact info, or which bank owns it if it has gone into foreclosure. We are wondering if the bank that owns it has gone out of business, what would happen to the house then? Can't find Yahoo Answers in America!
the property taxes haven't been paid for the past year and a half

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Answer: The tax assessor will know who owns it. You are on your own to contact them, they have no obligation to tell you how to reach them. You can obtain bank information, but unless the bank owns it they can't legally tell you anything either.

It does not sound like this is abandoned, only vacant. Abandoned property ends up belonging to the state, which sells it.

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Question: help with understanding bank owned foreclosures?

If a bank owns a house that is worth 200,000 lets say. And lets also say that all that is owed on the house is 100,000. As a buyer, if I put in a bid of 115,000(to cover closing costs) is the bank going to accept this offer. I heard a rumor that all the bank wants to do is collect the money owed on the house and whatever they recieve after that, they give to the original owners. Is this true? Help clarify some of this for me. I am in the state of Texas if that makes a difference. Thanks.
Ya but lets say that whatever I am offering is covering all of the banks cost, if this is so, then what's to say that the bank won't sell me the house with a low-ball price?

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Answer: If the mortgage balance was $100,000, it's possible there's another $10,000 in attorney fees, and an additional $10,000 in accrued interest. I don't know the redemption period in Texas, but in many states, you can squat in your house for a year before getting kicked out, all the while interest is accruing.

So it's never quite that simple. And beware of any additional liens, foreclosures sometimes have them.

And yes, in most cases, after the bank has gotten every single penny of their own money back, they have to give the rest to the prior owner. So they might very well not care how much that is, but they do work within a framework of attempting to get the maximum value for their homes, based on their estimates of what the homes true value is.

And they also have to weigh their risks of having another 2 months go by before they get another qualified offer, while their carrying costs and attorney review fees etc... keep rising. So they're always looking to take the first fair and reasonable qualified offer that they can get.

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Question: What is the best way to find foreclosure properties in my state (MD now, but also considering DE)?

Can I search online, and if so, is it free? The house would be a residence for me, I am not an investor at this time. I would not want to resell the house for a few years.

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Answer: I have found that the best place to get a free list is http://www.yourforeclosuresoftware.com/7dayfreetrial/
because they have a 7 day free trial, I just cancelled before the 7 days and they never charged me, hope this helps!

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Question: is there a site to search for government tax-foreclosed homes that is actually free?

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Answer: There is no such thing.

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Question: what income is used to figure earned income credit?

I recieved income from work last year, but not very much that is documented. I made money from self employment, but it was all cash transactions for painting, as I am not a licensed contractor. Also, I recieved 2 other sources of income in lump sums. A small settlement from an auto accident, which was around $3000, and the house I was renting foreclosed, and I was paid $1900 to turn in the keys. What can I use towards EIC? I have 2 qualifying children and a spouse that does not work. Also, should I file head of household, or married filing joint, as she recieves child support?

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Answer: If you are married and lived with your spouse at ANY time during the last half of 2008 you can NOT file as Head of Household. And if you file Married Filing Separately you lose the EIC so your only option is Married Filing Jointly.

Only earned income counts towards the EIC. Your wages and the self-employment income both qualify; the 2 settlements do not, nor are they taxable income as they both only made you whole again.

The self-employment income and expenses go on Schedule C or C-EZ. If he net profit is $400 or more, attach Schedule SE to calculate the self-employment tax.

Self employment income is a high fraud potential item when combined with the EIC so there's a good chance that the IRS will want to see full documentation of your SE income and expenses before the EIC is paid.

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Question: Where can I find foreclosed homes online without credit card numbers being involved?

I am looking for a home in Anderson County Tennessee. I figured I would look at foreclosures, but I can't find a website that shows the addresses and pictures of any of them. Unless you put a credit card number. I am not going to put my card number. Anyone know a website that is free, not a trial period?

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Answer: You might look in your local newspaper and find a listing that say "Foreclosed Homes" Call this agent to see if they will send you a list of their foreclosed homes.

Some will but most would want to see if they can get enough information from you to get you pre-approved prior to sending you a list if they would send it at all.

Most real estate agents think that if they supply you with a list of REO homes, you might not come back to them if you decide to purchase a REO home off a list they provided to you.

There are very few free web sites that will list REO homes for sale.

I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck.

"FIGHT ON"

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Question: i own a home, loan is only in my name. my husband wants to buy a home in his name only to rebuild credit...?

in worst case scenario i have to foreclose or file for bankruptcy on the home loan in my name only- (i bought the home before getting married)
1.Will it affect my husbands credit?
2.Can the bank take the new home in my husband's name?
3.Will the bank take my car (purchased 9/09, need it for work) or my husbands car(paid off)?
State is AZ

Thanks, and please refrain from morality judgments. I just need facts. Thank you.
In response to "Pengy"- we DO NOT file jointly to get the tax return credit, and he has already been pre-qualified for the loan.

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Answer: 1) shouldn't effect your husband's credit

2) possibly, depending on AZ's family law. Assets purchased, while married, by one spouse can be determined to be property of both.

3) The bankruptcy judge my deem both vehicles assets on your balance sheet in which case they can be disposed of in order to pay creditors.

I'm sorry you are in this situation. It is going to be ugly for a while for you...

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Question: In short sales and foreclosure properties, who pays for the appraisal?

In normal sales, usually the buyer pays for it and requests reimbursement from seller in escrow.
But for these short sales, when it's really all in the bank's hands, does buyer still pay for short sale or does the bank have their own people do it?
I dont want to pay for this appraisal, then if the house doesn't appraise and we decide not to get it, I am stuck just wasting a couple hundred buckson that appraisal.

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Answer: No the buyer is always resposible for the appraisal. often included in your mortgage

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Question: Why Floridian economy is so bad?? we spent more that we earn to live a normal live.?

I moved from L.A., California to Miami, Florida 2 years ago, the only thing that I see here is a lot local people in foreclosed and big debts, victims of Real Estate fever. For example Home insurance is more expensive here that any where else. I think the only way to survive Florida is if you work in NYC or CA and buy a place here. Because with the Floridian local salary nobody can’t survive at least if you make like $100.000 or more. Miami,FL for example is only for rich people out state.

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Answer: Can you say Bush?!

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Question: northern california foreclosed homes?

Im lookin to sell my home and get a foreclose home to reduce bills i owe on.i was wondering if anyone knows of a real website to where i can find foreclose home in my area im looking to relocated but not too far i would love to stay in the northern calif area and around sacramento i know too many people here to go to far but want to get the hell out of sacramento,ca.anyone have any good ideas it could even be a farm im open to any ideas.thank you for all response.
to the person who let that Amador County has foreclose homes thats weird u brought that up becuase i was out @ a freidn farm yesterday and i loved it there how would i get info about foreclose homes becuase my friend home was at least worth! million the home are to damn expensive im lookin for something cheap my homes not worth alot.

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Answer: Come join us in Amador County. There are about 50 foreclosed homes for sale. Above the fog, below the snow! Cows, horses and agriculture and only 50 minutes from Sac.

-MM
Just because they've been foreclosed on doesn't mean they're cheap. There was an auction this last weekend in Sac and they sold homes in the 9 surrounding counties. Shame you didn't hear about it.
Check out these sites.

http://66.218.69.11/search/cache?ei=UTF-8&p=foreclosures+amador+county&fr=my-vert-web-top&u=www.realtytrac.com/freeSearchResult.asp%3FselCounties%3DCAAM%26accnt%3D15310&w=foreclosures+amador+county&d=BpmmEOrnO43s&icp=1&.intl=us#3

http://www.foreclosure.com/search/CA_005.html?rsp=20359

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Earning a living is more difficult today, for some people. A lucky few know something that the public does not know.

You can buy homes far below market price and flip them for a quick profit. The foreclosure market moves rapidly, yet if you are efficient, you can find sweetheart deals to flip. Better yet, you can find these deals using free foreclosure listings.

Hector Milla Editor of the "Best Free Foreclosure Listings" website -- http://www.BestFreeForeclosureListings.com -- pointed out;

“…Perfection is not required. You must only beat your competition to make a winning bid. Occasionally, you may be the only bidder. More often, only a few bidders attend foreclosure sales, and many are not prepared. Do not expect to buy a home for a dollar. If you may however buy properties for deep discounts, often less than 50% of the true market value….

To find a free list, the internet provides a rich source of top companies that provide free trial offers. When you sign up, the free period should last for seven days. You may cancel anytime without obligation. You may sign up for a new trial offer each week until you find a deal with great potential.

Look for companies with good reputations that provide all details necessary to properly each prospect. For instance, the best companies provide photographs. This feature will save you a tremendous amount of time by eliminating pointless physical inspections of poorly maintained homes. Interactive maps allow you to limit searches to only you area of interest, which is also a great time saver.

“…Most people realize that flipping properties is highly profitable, but only if completed efficiently using a common sense approach. You could waste months tracking down data to qualify each prospect. If you use only top quality foreclosure listings, you have complete access to the same data within minutes, and can qualify all prospects in a few days…” added H. Milla.

If you are serous about flipping homes, you will discover the cost of a permanent subscription is negligible. You can spend your time selling homes.

Further information and resources to get free home foreclosure listings by visiting http://www.BestFreeForeclosureListings.com

About the Author:

Hector Milla runs his corporate website at http://www.OpsRegs.com where you can see all his articles and press releases.

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Question: Why Floridian economy is so bad?? we spent more that we earn to live a normal live.?

I moved from L.A., California to Miami, Florida 2 years ago, the only thing that I see here is a lot local people in foreclosed and big debts, victims of Real Estate fever. For example Home insurance is more expensive here that any where else. I think the only way to survive Florida is if you work in NYC or CA and buy a place here. Because with the Floridian local salary nobody can’t survive at least if you make like $100.000 or more. Miami,FL for example is only for rich people out state.

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Answer: Why not move to the Tampa Bay area where it's not so hard on real estate. Or Rent. When you rent, you don't pay home insurance or real estate taxes. Some people rent out a room in their house or some own a coop house like I lived in. Others rent apartments and don't pay for the insurance or real estate taxes. Plus it's a bit cheaper to rent in Florida. I know what u mean on other expenses. Car insurance is a pain in the @$$.
They have such high insurance and costs on housing because everything else like beer, food, gas, etc. is cheaper.
I can't explain why salaries are so low though. Seems so unfair. I couldn't find a good paying job that met my satisfaction.

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The current foreclosure crisis continues widespread across the country.  While a number of reasons and opinions can be presented as to why the nation finds itself with an outrageous number of foreclosures, the fact still remains that there are a lot of properties facing foreclosure filings across the nation.  While this is a problem for many, it is also presents an occasion for many real estate investors and homebuyers to obtain great deals on real estate.  A consciousness of the areas where foreclosure rates are high is one of the first steps when looking to invest in real estate.  

According to Realty Trac, in the month of May 2009, the top three states supplying the most foreclosure filings were Nevada, California, and Florida.  These three states alone supplied more than one half of the 321,000 foreclosure filings for the entire country in the month of May.

In Nevada, 1 in every 64 homes faces foreclosure, making it the state with the greatest foreclosure percentage in the country.  Clark and Lyon Counties are the main contributors in Nevada including cities like Las Vegas, Henderson, Mesquite, Fernley, Yerington, Dayton, and Silver Springs.  

California follows next in rank with a rate of 1 in every 144 homes facing foreclosure.  Notable counties contributing to this rate encompass San Bernardino, Kern, Orange, Madera, and Merced. In these counties are cities such as San Bernardino, Ontario, Bakersfield, Ridgecrest, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Madera, and Merced.  

Not far behind California is Florida with a ratio of 1 in every 148 properties filing for foreclosure.   Miami-Dade, Broward, Duval, Collier, and Orange Counties are large contributors containing cities like Miami, Jacksonville, Naples, and Orlando.  

A comprehension of where these regions of high foreclosure rates exist, provides an excellent foundation for a homebuyer or real estate investor in taking advantage of the astounding discounts that can be found when purchasing foreclosed property.

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Question: How many of you have had your home foreclosed or are about to and where?

Seems like people are being foreclosed on all over the country. I think it is due to adjustable rate mortgages coming to term and the job market being so poor or at least changing. Me? I got divorced then lost my job. I fought a long time to keep my home and then when I land a great job, the bank says too late.
Foreclosed Hornell, NY
Hey guys, I really appreciate your advice. Bankruptcy or chapter 13 is the only way to save your home and you can not apply for it unless you have an income.
I really am just curious as to how many are in my boat.

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Answer: subprime loans are the culprits.

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Question: how can I find a free record of properties if the house is a foreclosure?

We just put a bid in a house that is a foreclosure, but we are very curious to know why is a foreclosure, is a 6yr old house, very beautiful in south irving,Tx and I been surffing the net looking for any information I can gather. Any suggestions?

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Answer: The beauty of the house is not a factor. In fact, that's probably *why" the house is in foreclosure...because the buyer fell in love with it, couldn't afford it, didn't pay the mortgage and went into default.

There is no risk here that the owner was an axe-murderer and the government seized the house. It's also not possible that there is some hidden problem with the house.

Remember, it got foreclosed on, it wasn't sold or rented out. No one intentionally lets there house get foreclosed on if they have the money to pay the mortgage, but don't like something about the house itself. That only screws them for several years to come.

It's completely safe when a house is in foreclosure to assume that the mortgage wasn't being paid, as it the case right now with millions of Americans.

I suggest if you love the house, have a stable and secure income (unlike the previous resident), and can afford it, BUY IT and enjoy!

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