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Foreclosure Fundamentals
Real Estate has long been understood as a solid business model for creating short and long-term residual income. However, few understand how to get started in this industry.
This is due in part to the Real Estate gurus choke hold on their secrets and successful practices. Until now
If you have an interest in entering the Real Estate market as an investor, then you should be mindful of the number one place to jump in. And, that place is in Foreclosures
Before you can get started investing in home foreclosures, you will first need to consider what you are getting yourself into. Investing in home foreclosures without the appropriate background information is similar to buying a car without test-driving it; it simply makes no sense. The good thing is that home foreclosures are quite easy to grasp, regardless of how much experience you have in the industry.
Home foreclosures are properties that are owned by the bank or lender. The reason that the bank owns the property is simple easy; the previous owner did not live up to the financial obligations that they had agreed to. This means that the bank had no other option but to repossess the home.
After the bank takes back the foreclosures, it is then up to them to do something with the homes. By merely sitting on the homes and not selling them, the bank is losing money. This means that they will more than likely try to dispose of the house foreclosures to the public.
Since the bank has to get rid of the foreclosures in a hurry, the buyer of foreclosed properties has a huge financial advantage. The bank knows that if they do not sell the home that they will continue to lose money; this in turn forces them to sell house foreclosures at a discounted price.
Every week, thousands of people buy house foreclosures at a price point that is far below the market value. This makes for a solid deal regardless of if you are going to live in the home, or choose to use it as an investment property.
When you are buying foreclosures, you are dealing directly with the bank. The biggest difference, as opposed to the traditional method, is that you will cut out the real estate agency. In other words, you will buy the home from the bank, and then have the option of financing with them as well if need be.
Learning about home foreclosures is not an arduous thing to do. In actuality, if you are an investor you will be well versed after a couple of deals. By merely studying the industry and the market, you will be a seasoned veteran on foreclosures in no time at all.
About the Author
William Noel serves as an independent associate of Key Financial Resources, and is authorized ot assist homeowners in Foreclosure Prevention, as well as Purchase and Refinancing of Residential and Commercial properties.