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How To Find Foreclosure Listings

Question: Is there anyplace to get free foreclosure listings?

I don't want to be hounded by people wanting me to sign up for their foreclosure listings. I am not a real estate agent. Am interested in SW New Mexico, SE Arizona, NE Arizona mostly.

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Answer: If you want to find the best foreclosure listings in an area, check out this site

http://best-foreclosure-listings-usa.blogspot.com/

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Foreclosed Houses For Rent

Question: as a renter am i obligated to pay rent if my landlord has all ready foreclosed on their home?

i am currently renting a duplex from a family member. they have foreclosed on the home and the house is up for auction in less than two weeks. they are still proclaiming that they are making their monthly mortgage. am i legally obligated to pay rent still? also after the house is acutioned off, how long will i have to live their before they can legally put me out?

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Answer: LOL. What a sleezy family member you have there dear. I mean... I might pay *only* because it's family and it was someone I wanted to talk to again. I would advise though treating them as your landlord and not your relatives, for that is what they are at this point. Do what any tenant would do and tell them you need the money because you *unexpectedly* have to find a new place to live! THEIR fault! Not yours! How awful! Legally speaking they have no ground to stand on. I hate getting involved in financial matters with family, they're annoying enough without it. Lol! I wish you the best.

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Foreclosed Properties Chicago

Question: Can you buy foreclosed real estate while in the military?

I recently enlisted in the Air Force, however, I have been looking at a foreclosed condo in Chicago. I know the guidelines to purchasing foreclosed property says that it must be your primary residence for at least a year, but with me enlisting in the Air Force, will I still be able to purchase it?

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Answer: I wouldn't purchase it using your VA benefits. If you've got 20% downpayment go conventional. If you buy it then you have to leave (bought it as investment property) you can rent it out right away.

This way you won't have any issues...

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