My husband and I are looking for a foreclosure home in MA? How do I find any?

Mich
Home Buyer
Massachusetts

The MA surrounding areas include...Somerset, Swansea, Fall River, Taunton, Seekonk

Answers (10)
Jeremy Shapiro
Real Estate Pro
Framingham, MA

Mich, if you're looking for a bank owned property, then definitely listen to the agents on this page that can show you lists of REOs and bank owned properties.

If you're looking for pre-foreclosures, however, where you can work out a deal before it's sold at auction or taken back by the bank, then you'll want to go a different route since the property is still owned by the homeowner and it's not yet on the market.

In that case, check out a site like http://www.ForeclosuresMass.com which lists all properties starting the foreclosure process in Massachusetts BEFORE they end up at auction or back in the hands of the bank.

Fri May 1 2009, 15:51
Susan Costa
Broker
Westport, MA

Contact a local Realtor. All foreclosures are listed in MLS with ALL requirements to submit offers.
As a buyer - a Realtor can help as a Buyers Agent (At no cost to you).
Susan
Realtor- MA & RI
774-526-2457

Sat Mar 28 2009, 08:47
Melissa Mancini,...
Agent
Easton, MA

Hi Mich:

Please visit this link to request a free list of foreclosed properties. Photo's, tax info, pictures and addresses will be included in these reports.

~M

Fri Mar 27 2009, 08:58
Perry C. Long
Agent
Fall River, MA

Please give me a call at your earliest convenience. I will be happy to supply you with all foreclosures in the areas that you are looking.

Perry C. Long, Broker-Associate
EQUITY REAL ESTATE, INC.
82 Sanford Road
Westport, MA 02790
(774)-274-5840
BuyaMassForeclosure@hotmail.com
BuyaMassForeclosure.com

Thu Jan 22 2009, 20:04
Bill Eckler-Flo...
Agent
Venice, FL

Thank you for weighing in Emily....great information for all of us.

Bill

Mon Jan 19 2009, 05:24
Ron Berquist
Agent
Shrewsbury, MA

Hi Mich,
I know therare many foreclosures in Mass. I would also try the site below. Although this is not all the forclosures. You may get a good deal Here! This site also works for other areas of the country as well.
Good luck
Ron

Web Reference: http://www.realtybid.com
Mon Jan 19 2009, 05:03
Elizabeth Silva
Agent
New Bedford, MA

At this time there is alot to choose from if your looking specifically for a foreclosure home in these areas. We have quite a few listings in the areas you are seeking as we specialize in bank owned foreclosure and 99% of the listings we have are foreclosures. All of them are also posted in Trulia as we do post our listings here as well. Our main website is below if you decide you want to look us up, feel free to contact us if you'd like to view any of our listings. (they are bank owned REO/Foreclosures)

Sun Jan 18 2009, 16:45
Botelho Team Da...
Agent
02771

There are many foreclosures and short sales listed with realtors. Contact your realtor or go to my web stie http://masshouses.net/ if you are looking in Southeastern MA and ask that all listings that are bank owned or short sales be emailed to you.

Web Reference: http://masshouses.net/
Wed Feb 13 2008, 03:55
Emily of Trulia
Other/Just Looking
San Francisco, CA

Hi Mich,

Trulia has foreclosure information. The link below shows nine foreclosure listings in the Fall River area.

Best Wishes,

Emily Gibson
Customer Service Representative

Tue Feb 12 2008, 10:59
Melissa Mancini,...
Agent
Easton, MA
FIRST ANSWER

Hi Mich,

In Mass, there are some cash auctions, but much of the foreclosures are being listed with real estate agents and posted in the MLS. In this case, there will be a lockbox on the door that your buyer agent can access, and you will be allowed to preview it. These properties will be vacant and you will find that most properties will not have electricity and the plumbing has been “winterized”. You will be allowed to conduct a home inspection, but prior to making your offer (in most cases), as the lender holding the deed “frowns upon” offers pending an inspection. If you wish to include the electrical & plumbing in your inspection, you will also bear the cost of turning them back on and off (most likely). Regarding the financing: as long as your fico scores and income/debt meet the lending guidelines, you should qualify for a mortgage. You may even qualify for a 100% financing, as some of my clients have and still are doing this. I hope this helps. The Realtor you choose to help you will be able to take you through the whole process.

Sat Feb 9 2008, 10:10

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