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Mon Mar 31 2008, 21:42 - Los Gatos - Foreclosure - 6 answers
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It's my experience that the best way for a novice home buyer to get a foreclosure is to buy an REO. Most often you will get the property for less money than if you had purchased it as a short sale.
Wed Apr 2 2008, 14:50
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good job
yes be patient sometimes better to wait unreasonable people soon to become REO then just deal with the bank anyways good luck Tue Apr 1 2008, 09:08
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Congratulations! Buying a home can be very emotional and it appears that you went through a lot to get the home. Enjoy!!
Tue Apr 1 2008, 07:10 Web Reference: http://www.CherylBarcelona.com
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Here is more info on short sales for those looking to buy one. www.foreclosuremillionaires.com
Tue Apr 1 2008, 05:45 Web Reference: http://www.foreclosuremillioniares.com
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I have been going thru the same thing. I think some lenders have not been prepared to deal with the reality of the market. Houses are selling for less than the Appraisals the lenders order!
Mon Mar 31 2008, 23:10
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Congratulations!!! When there's a will, there's a way.
All the best, Laarni Mon Mar 31 2008, 22:40 Web Reference: http://www.laarnisthoughts.blogspot.com
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