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Foreclosure auction has become a very popular port of call for those hunting for bargain deals. The prices have been reduced at times to 50% of its original price tag.

The foreclosure auction happens when the bank takes charge of the mortgaged property for unpaid dues. The house is sold through a foreclosure auction. There are basically two types of auction sale – judicial sale and power of sale. The court supervises the judicial auction sale. The sale proceeds go to clear mortgage deeds and then to pay off other creditors like tax authorities or unpaid contractors. If anything is left over the money is given to the former owner of the property. In power of sale the court intervention is not required and is much faster than the judicial procedure.

In recent years with a single courtroom managing a hundred foreclosure auctions per day the stress on the court is staggering. The situation has gone to such extremes that the judiciary is asking for more funds to recruit extra staff.

With supply of houses having reached a saturation point there are hardly any takers for the houses in foreclosure auctions. As such the houses revert back to the banks clear of all liens. The banks now attend to minimum repairs to give a face-lift to the units so as to put it for sale again. This time the banks take the help of professional auctioneers to find customers for these houses. Huge discounts are offered and potential buyers are often taken on bus tours to tempt them to buy the houses.

This has opened up opportunities for investors as well as first time nest builders to buy affordable houses.

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Auction Wave Hits Real Estate in U.S.

Monday, November 12th, 2007

The term foreclosure is now linked with defaulters who overextended their credit on home loans and now run the risk of losing their homes to the process of law. Most of the real estate specialists predict that the rising trends of foreclosures throughout the country is bound to gather strongly than ever before because more [...]

Foreclosures Dampening The Spirit Of Homeowners Everywhere

Tuesday, August 7th, 2007

Amplified number of foreclosure auctions can really put a dampener in the dreams of many property owners. With the intent of buying their dream home, homeowners indulge themselves into mortgages which they cannot afford to pay off later.
Banker & Tradesman publisher, The Warren Group, provided the data of an increasing number of foreclosures. There is [...]

New York Foreclosures On An All-time High

Friday, August 3rd, 2007

 
 
 
One of the world’s most densely populated cities in the world, New York is facing yet another threat. This one being the threat from foreclosures. The number of homeowners in NYC, facing the threat is on all time high. It is estimated that the number of foreclosures this year will reach a record highest.
According to [...]

Foreclosures In Harris County Seen Going Down

Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

Gradually the number of Harris County homes victimized by foreclosures seems to be reducing, according to the data provided by Foreclosure Information & Listing Service. Though foreclosures in Harris County came down six percent from the same month of the previous year, the numbers do not essentially signify that foreclosures are essentially declining. By [...]

Two faces of foreclosure: A comparison of foreclosure activity in the Bay area and New York

Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

RealtyTrac.com, an online research and marketing website dealing with foreclosures and other real estate issues, has prepared a report on foreclosures around the country. According to it the number of foreclosure notices filed has gone up by 87% throughout the country. The term “foreclosure notices” encompasses all the three stages of a foreclosure. It refers [...]

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