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May 20, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments(0)

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Property Preservation Subcontractors Needed (Sarasota, FL): Mortgage service company additional subcontractors to perform tasks on bank-owned, foreclosed properties.

Services you will be responsible for performing include, but are not limited to: recurring lawn maintenance, pool cleaning/maintenance, trash and debris removal, janitorial services, lock changes, board-ups, winterizations, etc. Must have your own lawn maintenance equipment and proper (foreclosure clean up) business insurance ($1M/$2M General Liability Insurance). Payments made on a per-job basis. Get full details on this property preservation/lawn maintenance job.

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Property Preservation Subcontractors Needed (Brooklyn, NY): Must be experienced; will be working on REO Pre-foreclosure properties. Duties include: Lawn maintenance (cutting, edging, weed eating, trimming shrubs, leaf blowing, etc.); winterization; changing locks; etc. Equipment needed: Own transportation, lawn maintenance equipment, digital camera, internet access. Pay: You will be paid as an independent contractor (receive a 1099). Get full details on this property preservation job.

REO / Property Preservation Crew Leader (Detroit, MI): Seeking honest, reliable, hardworking, property preservation specialist to service homes throughout Detroit Metro Area. Duties include: Ensuring that properties are secure; trash and debris removal; sump pump replacements, basement pump outs, winterizations, property inspections, Lock changes, and Initial yard maintenance/grass cutting services, and other small repairs.

Note: This is a full-time, salaried position, with the possibility of a raise every six months. Get full details on this foreclosure clean up / property preservation job.

How to Properly Leave a Home After You’ve Been Foreclosed On, ie, Getting “Move Money” from Your Lender, What You Can Legally Take & More

May 20, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments(0)

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For most a foreclosure is not something that you ever plan to deal with or think that you will. However it is something that people all over the country are having to deal with all the time. If you tried to avoid the foreclosure but did not have any success here are a few tips you should follow when leaving your home.

As a homeowner and even as a renter, you have rights. If you are going through a foreclosure, there is no need to panic or leave the house immediately when you get the foreclosure notice. You are entitled to leave the home in a dignified manner and to give yourself the chance to move on with your future.

You can’t always avoid foreclosure, but you can retain your dignity. Following are some tips to help you do just that.

Are they Offering Cash for Keys?

1. Check with the bank or lending company to see if they are offering an incentive for leaving the house in order. Many homeowners are angry when leaving their home after a foreclosure notice and may decide to destroy the house, take the appliances to sell, or leaving messes for the bank to clean.

The incentives being offered are usually several hundred (to a few thousand) dollars; think about how that money would help you during this time and leave the house in order. According to a recent article in CNBC Financial Times, these financial incentives can range from $1,000-$20,000 towards a fresh start.

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Packing Up

2. Pack ahead of time. From the time you receive the notice until you actually have to be out of the house can vary by state and bank (foreclosure timeline), but you can choose to be prepared. By organizing and cleaning out your belongings ahead of time, you can move in a calm and rational manner.

If you wait until you have a tight deadline, you may feel overwhelmed and unable to pack efficiently. This can lead to poor packing, broken items, and including items that you could very well sell or give away. In a study done by MSN real estate, most people could purge their homes of 30% of items and not notice a difference.

Who Can Rightly Tell You to Leave after a Foreclosure

3. According to the real estate site, Trulia.com, only the bank can tell you when to vacate the house. You are able to stay in the house until an actual eviction is filed. This basically means that you could have several weeks or even months before the bank will take possession of the house. If you are out before that day, you can move out in a dignified manner, just as you would had you sold the house in a real estate transaction.

There is no need to leave in a dramatic rush but you also shouldn’t wait until the day of eviction as law enforcement may pay a visit to the property. The best plan of action is to take the foreclosure notice seriously and plan as quickly as possible to leave the home. You don’t want to wait until the sheriff shows up with the eviction notice.

What You Can Legally Take from the Home after Foreclosure

4. Homeowners can take certain items from the house. There are certain things you CANNOT take.

Before you decide to take an item, ask yourself if removing the item will render the room or accessory unusable. For example, you cannot remove the sink from the kitchen because that would mean the kitchen would not be a functioning kitchen. You can, however, remove the shelving you had installed in the office that was not present when you first purchased the house.

RE appliances, a simple rule to follow is that if it’s an “affixed” item (eg, dishwasher), it can’t be taken; if it’s not affixed (eg, a refrigerator), it can be taken.

The idea of a foreclosure is not one that you want to deal with but in reality, it can happen to even the most vigilant homeowners. When it does, you do not have to leave the house in frenzy or wait for the sheriff to come and start throwing out your belongings. Take the time to plan and be proactive for your future.

Don’t take home foreclosure lightly. It will have damaging effects on your credit and future. There are many ways to sell your house. You don’t need to give up on a quick property sale.

Received a Foreclosure Notice?

Following are some links to some informational articles that can help you decide what your next step should be if you’ve received/are anticipating receiving a foreclosure notice of default.

Stop Foreclosure: More than 90 Days Late on Your Mortgage? Here’s a Foreclosure Prevention Program for You

Timeline For Foreclosure In All 50 States

Some Surprising Benefits of Foreclosure: It Doesn’t Have to be the Financial Nightmare You Think It Is

Mortgage Foreclosure Timeline: How the Foreclosure Process Works & How Long You Actually Have to Move if You Eventually Lose Your Home

Short Sale vs. Foreclosure: What’s the Difference between Them and Which One Hurts My Credit (FICO) Score More?

5 Banks Settle Foreclosure Lawsuits — How It Can Save Homeowners Facing Foreclosure Thousands of Dollars

“Cash for Keys” Can Help if You Have a House in Foreclosure & Can’t Afford to Move

Get Foreclosure Help: How to Find Agencies that Will Help You Stop Foreclosure – For Free

Stopping Foreclosure: What the “Produce the Note” Defense Is & How It Can Help You Save Your Home from Foreclosure (Or at Least Stall)

Could Recent Mortgage Law Challenges Mean More Homeowners Won’t Face Foreclosure and/or That They Were Illegally Foreclosed On and Can Keep Their Homes?

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Recent Forclosure Job Listings

Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 4/22/2013

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Some Surprising Benefits of Foreclosure: It Doesn’t Have to be the Financial Nightmare You Think It Is

May 14, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments(0)

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When we think of foreclosures, we typically think of a financial nightmare. Families begin falling behind on their mortgage payments and risk losing their homes. However, there are some surprising benefits of foreclosures for both the struggling family and the uninvolved bystander. While foreclosures are undesirable, sometimes the financial predicament becomes unavoidable and tough decisions have to be made.

Fortunately, a foreclosure can ease the pain of heavy mortgage payments in the months until the situation is resolved. Also, until the foreclosure process is completed (eg, the home is sold or the bank takes it back), homeowners can continue living in their home — for free — without worrying about liquidators roaming through it.

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Despite these silver linings, going through a foreclosure is still a devastating blow. But it needn’t be, especially as it can provide a fresh financial start. Consider the following benefits as opportunities for growth.

Foreclosure Advice: How Bankruptcy Can Help

The first benefit to foreclosure is that it isn’t a dead end. In other words, homeowners struggling with their mortgage have various options available to them to avoid losing their home. These options include meeting with a bankruptcy attorney to avoid foreclosure. A bankruptcy attorney will help you consider:

• Whether to pursue bankruptcy or a foreclosure. Generally, if you fall behind on your payments but have the ability to pay them, bankruptcy is a good option. However, if money – not time – is the biggest problem, bankruptcy won’t save your foreclosure woes.

• The choice between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter 7 allows you to stall payments, but can potentially result in the liquidation of your assets. Chapter 13, on the other hand, is more likely to help you keep your home.

The Benefits of Foreclosures for Bystanders (the Community at Large)

While some people suffer from foreclosures, others benefit from the cheaper houses. Foreclosed homes become a cheap investment opportunity. In fact, it’s possibly to purchase a property for less than 10% of what it was sold for. Since the bank is trying to get the home off its books, however, they won’t do any of the repairs for you. Purchasing the foreclosed home at such a cheap price means that you purchase the problems that come with it.

Foreclosure Benefits for the Homeowner

Ironically, facing foreclosure may be the opportunity to reset your financial life. For instance, many families that realize they can no longer meet their mortgage payments simply stop attempting to pay and instead start saving the money. In these extreme circumstances, they’re so far behind and so deep in debt that their payments won’t help. Thus, they begin saving the money for their fresh start.

Homeowners also have the opportunity to negotiate the terms of their loan. A good bankruptcy attorney can provide you with tips to help you succeed in negotiating with your lenders. Even if the negotiations don’t work out, you also benefit from the experience by learning from your financial mistakes and decisions.

While a foreclosure may not be a pleasant experience, it’s still a free lesson in money management, and you will be more likely to avoid similar pitfalls in the future.

Homeowners Who Were Wrongfully Foreclosed On are Starting to Receive Checks from Lenders; the Amounts Will Shock You

May 4, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments(0)

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Millions of American homeowners who have struggled with foreclosures are now receiving compensation checks from mortgage servicers, which is part of the Obama Administratiton’s (ie, the federal government’s) efforts to put an end to the foreclosure crisis, so that the real estate market can — hopefully — start to recover nationwide in earnest.

But some of the homeowners who are receiving their “foreclosure checks” told NBC News that the payments are an insult that neither punishes the banks enough for “deficient” practices, nor help them recover from the financial — never mind the emotional — losses they’ve endured.

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Remember, some homeowners have been going through foreclosure for years, and the average amount of these checks is astounding! Read the rest of this article on foreclosures and lender/servicer compensation checks on the NBC news site.

Foreclosure Deal: One REALLY Good Thing to Come Out of It for Homeowners

The OTHER Foreclosure Settlement: You May Be Eligible to Be Paid TWICE – Even If You Didn’t Lose Your Home to Foreclosure

The Foreclosure Deal: Homeowners Who Lost Homes to Foreclosure Have Money Coming — and More Benefits for Those Trying to Hang Onto Their Homes

What the Foreclosure Settlement & More Short Sales Mean for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure

Stopping Foreclosure: How to Get Your Home Loan Modified Quickly with the Help of NACA

Get Foreclosure Help: How to Find Agencies that Will Help You Stop Foreclosure – For Free

Foreclosure Review Deadline Approaching: Homeowners Facing Foreclosure Could Receive up to $125,000 IF They Apply before 12/31/2012

Stopping Foreclosure: Loan Modification Program That Helps Struggling Homeowners

Stopping Foreclosure: Banks Considering Giving Principal Reductions, Permanent Modifications & More to Prevent Foreclosure for Many Homeowners

Foreclosure Lawyer: Need One? How Not to Get Ripped Off & Choose the Best One

Mortgage Foreclosure Timeline: How the Foreclosure Process Works & How Long You Actually Have to Move if You Eventually Lose Your Home

How to Avoid a Deficiency Judgement After Foreclosure

I filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and all my debts listed were discharged; can the bank still foreclose?

Could Recent Mortgage Law Challenges Mean More Homeowners Won’t Face Foreclosure and/or That They Were Illegally Foreclosed On and Can Keep Their Homes?

Underwater On Your Home? Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Should You Reaffirm Your Mortgage?

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Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 4/22/2013

April 22, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure Biz Tips & Advice | Comments Off

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Lawn Contractors Needed for Grass Cuts (Central NJ): Company seeking local lawn companies and lawn contractors to cut grass / maintain lawns on foreclosed properties. Experience with FNMA and HUD properties is required. Must have your own lawn maintenance equipment and proper (foreclosure clean up) business insurance. Payments made every 2 weeks based on work completed correctly.

Territories are in New Jersey; there are about 2,000 properties in total. Get full details on this property preservation/lawn maintenance job.

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Property Preservation Contractors Needed (Gainesville/Tallahassee, FL): Property preservation seeks dependable vendors to handle changing locks, boarding up of windows and doors; remove trash and debris; general lawn maintenance (grass cuts, etc.); perform lite home repair; etc. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Property Preservation Contractors Needed (Phoenix, AZ (Valleywide)): Property preservation company seeks subcontractors to work on foreclosed residential properties. As a subcontractor, you are responsible for having your own tools, equipment and proper (foreclosure clean up) business insurance. We pay weekly; how much is determined by price sheets for common work and bids contractors provide.

Services we need you to perform include, but are not limited to – trash and debris removal, roof repair, winterizations, boarding up pools, windows and doors, changing locks, lawn cuts, etc. Get full details on this foreclosure clean up / property preservation job.

Related Posts that Can Help You Learn the Industry & Get More Foreclosure Cleaning / Property Preservation Jobs

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Foreclosure Cleanup Jobs: New Biz Owner Lands 10 Jobs from Property Preservation Company

Foreclosure Cleaning Jobs: Why Landlords Are Fertile Marketing Ground for Foreclosure Cleanup Businesses

Foreclosure Cleaning: How to Get Non-Foreclosure Cleaning Jobs

Foreclosure Cleanup: Many Cities Allocating Gov’t Funds to Cleaning Foreclosed Properties

FAQs About Cleaning Foreclosures a Living

Foreclosure Cleaning Business: Why You Should Never Discuss Rates or Prices Over the Phone

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HSBC Foreclosure: Insight into If HSBC Offers Principal Reductions on Home Loans

April 8, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure Lending | Comments Off

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Back in January, a frustrated homeowner was facing foreclosure wrote in to us from some advice. We offered some advice on how to stop foreclosure if HSBC is your lender. She sent in the following update, if you will, recently, writing:

Even though I’ve read where others who have HSBC as a lender have received principal reductions on their home loans, the HSBC rep responsible for helping homeowners stop foreclosure told me –unequivocally — that they would not do a principal reduction, even though my home is approximately $100,000 underwater. This was in February of this year.

To explain a bit in detail, I’m working with NACA to obtain a home loan modification. After working with them for over a year, I finally did get my mortgage modified. BUT, the amount was 60% of my net earnings. [Editor Note: This homeowner has promised to send in further details about this at a later date].

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I’d requested a principal reduction when I submitted my packet via NACA in February of this year, because as I above, my home is about $100,000 underwater. But HSBC refused. The official reason was that “they just don’t offer principal reductions.” Here’s a link to a post on LoanSafe.org where the homeowner says that they DID receive a principal reduction from HSBC.

The onsite NACA counselor who’s the liaison with HSBC reiterated that this lender doesn’t give principal reductions also. So, I don’t know if it’s something that they’ve stopped doing or if it depends on some other factors like what type of mortgage you have, your credit situation, whether or not you filed bankruptcy, what’s owed on the mortgage, etc.

Just in case you’re wondering if you’ll be in the same boat, following are my particulars:

Home Located: I own a home in GA;

Type of Loan: I had an interest-only loan;

Filed Ch. 7 Bankruptcy to stop foreclosure (did not reaffirm mortgage);

Balance Owed: Approx $225,000.

Present Appraised Value: Approx $125,000.

Thanks again for letting me share my story here. It’s so hard finding info on how to stop foreclosure if HSBC is your lender that I just wanted to shed some light for other homeowners who may be in the same boat.

And again, I’ll update you on what’s going on with my HSBC home loan modification request in the not-too-distant future (I’m a little busy with work now).
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Editor Note

Do you have a home loan with HSBC? Are you facing foreclosure? Are you working with an outside agency (eg, NACA) to get your home loan modified? Please share your details in the comments section below, as this lender seems to be one of the hardest ones to work with.

Get First-hand Inf on How to Stop Foreclosure — No Matter Who Your Lender Is

See the “Foreclosure Help” forum on LoanSafe.org; it really is one of the best resources online if you’re trying to get some first-hand insight on how to stop foreclosure. All the posts are written by actual homeowners, what they went through (and how their home loan modification / stopping foreclosure cases worked out for the most part). There are some very encouraging stories here.

Good luck!

Foreclosure Notice: How to Understand It & What to Do When You Receive One

Stopping Foreclosure: How to Get Your Home Loan Modified Quickly with the Help of NACA

Get Foreclosure Help: How to Find Agencies that Will Help You Stop Foreclosure – For Free

Home Loan Help: Documents Needed to Apply for a Mortgage Modification with HSBC (and Other Lenders)

Foreclosure Lawyer: Need One? How Not to Get Ripped Off & Choose the Best One

Mortgage Foreclosure Timeline: How the Foreclosure Process Works & How Long You Actually Have to Move if You Eventually Lose Your Home

How to Avoid a Deficiency Judgement After Foreclosure

I filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and all my debts listed were discharged; can the bank still foreclose?

Could Recent Mortgage Law Challenges Mean More Homeowners Won’t Face Foreclosure and/or That They Were Illegally Foreclosed On and Can Keep Their Homes?

Underwater On Your Home? Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Should You Reaffirm Your Mortgage?

P.S.: Foreclosure Clean Up Job Leads: FYI, don’t forget to bookmark the site and come back for direct leads on foreclosure cleaning jobs, foreclosure cleaning contracts and foreclosure cleanup request for bids on jobs. Always look under the “Recent Posts” heading to find the latest job listings.

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Foreclosure Cleaning, Construction & Commercial Supply Contracting/Job Leads for 3/31/2013

March 31, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments Off

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Property Preservation Subcontractors Desperately Needed: Colorado Springs, CO. Need professionals to service areas in in and around Colorado Springs. Must have property preservation experience. Tools/Equipment Needed: Computer, digital camera, printer and all basic tools to handle trash outs; cleaning / janitorial work; lock changes; lawn mowing; snow removal, and to make general handyman repairs.

Seeking professionals who are flexible and able to meet deadlines. Duties include, but are not limited to: Bi-weekly property inspections; securitization / digital locks; winterizing properties; general cleaning (maid services); trash and debris removal; mowing lawns; making general repairs; etc. Great pay; ongoing work for rigtht person/crew. Get full details on this foreclosure cleanup / property preservation job.

Property Preservation Contractors: Chicago, IL. Seeking experienced foreclosure cleanup / property preservation professionals to perform the following duties: Foreclosure transhouts; general cleaning (maid services); lawn mowing; winterization; boarding up of windows/doors; securitization; etc. Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus. Cleaning ladies in particular are encouraged to apply. Get full details on this property foreclosure cleaning / property preservation job.

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Property Preservation Specialist: Maine. Looking for Experienced Property Preservation Specialist to work on bank foreclosure properties. Must be professional; have proper general liability insurance; and be able to service jobs expeditiously.

Seeking detail-oriented professioanls to perform the following servivces: lock changes, provide estimates, general repair work, lawn mowing, etc. Must have own equipment. Please send me your coverage area and experience. IMMEDIATE work for the right company/person/team. Get full details on this property preservation job.

Related Posts that Can Help You Learn the Industry & Get More Foreclosure Cleaning / Property Preservation Jobs

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Advice on How to Bid on Janitorial and Commercial Cleaning Jobs

Foreclosure Cleanup Jobs: New Biz Owner Lands 10 Jobs from Property Preservation Company

Foreclosure Cleaning Jobs: Why Landlords Are Fertile Marketing Ground for Foreclosure Cleanup Businesses

Foreclosure Cleaning: How to Get Non-Foreclosure Cleaning Jobs

Foreclosure Cleanup: Many Cities Allocating Gov’t Funds to Cleaning Foreclosed Properties

FAQs About Cleaning Foreclosures a Living

Foreclosure Cleaning Business: Why You Should Never Discuss Rates or Prices Over the Phone

P.S.: Foreclosure Clean Up Job Leads: FYI, don’t forget to bookmark the site and come back for direct leads on foreclosure cleaning jobs, foreclosure cleaning contracts and foreclosure cleanup request for bids on jobs. Always look under the “Recent Posts” heading to find the latest job listings.

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Celebrity Foreclosure News: R. Kelly’s 22,000 Sq Ft Chicago Mansion Sold at Foreclosure Auction

March 19, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments Off

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According to the Chicago Sun Times, R. Kelly’s mansion was sold to JP Morgan Chase for less than $1 million dollars.

The gargantuan mansion — at 22,000 square feet — was once valued at more than $5 million. The home has 6 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms (8 full and 6 half-baths), an indoor pool, and a theatre. The R&B icon is said to still owe more than $2.9 million on it.

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Buy Foreclosures Cheap! Get Firsthand Advice from a Real Estate Investor, Landlord and RE Cleaning Company Owner

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R Kelly Facing Eviction After Foreclosure?

Now that the bank owns it, Kelly — or anyone who may be living in the home — is subject to eviction. The Chicago Sun Times article states:

If he hasn’t already, controversial R&B artist R. Kelly should be readying to move everything — including anything trapped in closets — out of his south suburban mansion.

Foreclosures still aren’t just affecting “the average Joe.”

The Best Cities to Buy Foreclosures Cheaply

March 12, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure News | Comments Off

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According to the article, Best places to buy foreclosures, on CNN.com, you can buy some foreclosed properties for as much as almost 40% off — if you know where to look. The article states:

Shoppers willing to buy homes sold in foreclosures or short sales are nabbing them at deep discounts, especially if they know where to look.

Nationwide, the average discount on homes sold in a foreclosure was 39% below conventional sale prices during the fourth quarter, while prices on homes sold in a short sale averaged 23% below market, according to RealtyTrac, the online marketer of foreclosed properties.

Some Cities Where Foreclosures are Selling Cheaply

Some of the cities listed include:

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Cleveland and Dayton, Ohio;

Charlotte, North Carolina;

Santa Barbara, California;

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Palm Bay, Florida, among others.

The Downside of Purchasing Cheap Foreclosed Properties

Because many have been sitting so long, they may have been burglarized and/or just deteriorated over time. hence, they require an infusion of cash to, in many cases, just make them livable. Some of these expenses include installing heating and cooling units, and repairing walls and roofs, for example.

Read the entire CNN article on the best places to buy foreclosures.

Wall Street Big Shots Getting in the Foreclosure Rental Market: What This Means for the Average Joe

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Foreclosure Settlement Watered Down: Benefits Banks More than Homeowners

March 5, 2013 | By Y. Black, Site Editor In Foreclosure Biz Tips & Advice | Comments Off

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There’s new evidence that a $9.3 billion home foreclosure settlement to help homeowners is less beneficial than it might seem.

After trumpeting the deal, the OCC late last week released copies of the new agreements with 13 banks. Buried in the details (Article IV of the PDF documents linked at the bottom of the press release, to be exact) are a few ways the settlement waters down the amount of help banks must extend to borrowers.

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