http://www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com/foreclosures/foreclosure-opportunities-for-investors/ Welcome to Sequim & Port Angeles Real Estate, a Division of eXp Realty (The 1st Web 3.0 Virtual Office) Mon, 23 Aug 2010 23:21:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com/foreclosures/foreclosure-opportunities-for-investors/comment-page-1/#comment-2747 HDB for rent & sale Sat, 06 Jun 2009 11:16:03 +0000 http://sequim-real-estate-blog.com/?p=76#comment-2747 Is it possible for small overseas investor to foreclosure properties in the usa? In <a href="http://adhouse.sg" rel="nofollow">Singapore</a>, it's easy to do so. Is it possible for small overseas investor to foreclosure properties in the usa? In Singapore, it’s easy to do so.

]]> http://www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com/foreclosures/foreclosure-opportunities-for-investors/comment-page-1/#comment-2550 Doug Wed, 01 Apr 2009 09:40:43 +0000 http://sequim-real-estate-blog.com/?p=76#comment-2550 It's a myriad of laws and regulations. I would always advise to get expert help in these matters. You are dealing with a lot of money and I understand that people will try to get the best deals possible for themselves when in situations like these, so why shouldn't you protect your assets. It’s a myriad of laws and regulations. I would always advise to get expert help in these matters. You are dealing with a lot of money and I understand that people will try to get the best deals possible for themselves when in situations like these, so why shouldn’t you protect your assets.

]]> http://www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com/foreclosures/foreclosure-opportunities-for-investors/comment-page-1/#comment-2326 singapore property for rent Tue, 03 Feb 2009 13:24:11 +0000 http://sequim-real-estate-blog.com/?p=76#comment-2326 I saw that graph on a news before and I was not shock that this thing is happening in the US. This foreclosure resulted from borrowers with subprime loans and adjustable rate mortgages that initially had attractive interest rates but then can adjust upward, resulting in a payment shock. I saw that graph on a news before and I was not shock that this thing is happening in the US. This foreclosure resulted from borrowers with subprime loans and adjustable rate mortgages that initially had attractive interest rates but then can adjust upward, resulting in a payment shock.

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]]> http://www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com/foreclosures/foreclosure-opportunities-for-investors/comment-page-1/#comment-677 Chuck Marunde Thu, 18 Sep 2008 14:21:26 +0000 http://sequim-real-estate-blog.com/?p=76#comment-677 Good question. There are many traps, and I'll write a full article on this, but here are a few. 1.) I had a client who came to me after he thought he bought a house at a foreclosure sale, but he actually bought a second mortgage. The first mortgage balance was more than the house was worth. He lost his $50,000. 2.) I know a gentlemen who bought a foreclosure only to find out later that a substantial number of the beams under the house had to be replaced because of rotten timbers. He said after all the money and time, he will be lucky to break even. 3.) Buying pre-foreclosure or negotiating a great price on a house prior to the trustee's sale could be great, but a purchase can be subject to unknown subordinate mortgages, mechanic's liens, labor liens, federal tax liens, assessments, and judgments, not to mention possible permit violations, boundary disputes with neighbors, easement or access problems, adverse possession claims or easement by prescription claims, and about 100 other possible legal issues. It's dangerous out there. Be careful. Good question. There are many traps, and I’ll write a full article on this, but here are a few. 1.) I had a client who came to me after he thought he bought a house at a foreclosure sale, but he actually bought a second mortgage. The first mortgage balance was more than the house was worth. He lost his $50,000. 2.) I know a gentlemen who bought a foreclosure only to find out later that a substantial number of the beams under the house had to be replaced because of rotten timbers. He said after all the money and time, he will be lucky to break even. 3.) Buying pre-foreclosure or negotiating a great price on a house prior to the trustee’s sale could be great, but a purchase can be subject to unknown subordinate mortgages, mechanic’s liens, labor liens, federal tax liens, assessments, and judgments, not to mention possible permit violations, boundary disputes with neighbors, easement or access problems, adverse possession claims or easement by prescription claims, and about 100 other possible legal issues. It’s dangerous out there. Be careful.

]]> http://www.sequim-real-estate-blog.com/foreclosures/foreclosure-opportunities-for-investors/comment-page-1/#comment-671 Singapore Property Thu, 18 Sep 2008 10:08:19 +0000 http://sequim-real-estate-blog.com/?p=76#comment-671 What are some of the traps or pitfalls in buying foreclosure properties? What are some of the traps or pitfalls in buying foreclosure properties?

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