De,

There are a ton of websites that offer free foreclosure lists but these are not always very accurate. These lists often contain homes that already sold on them or homes that are not in foreclosure. Most homes that are foreclosed will get listed with agents at some point, so the MLS is critical in your search.

If you are specifically looking at Solon or surrounding areas, you should find an agent in the area that you are are comfortable with and have them send you automatic emails every time a new foreclosed home comes on the market.

One thing to keep in mind is that well-priced bank owned homes have been selling very quickly, at least in Solon. Therefore, you need to make sure you find out about homes immediately as they go on the market so you can get in right away. Then, be prepared to make an offer if you like it.

Check out a few of my recent blogs showing lists of foreclosed homes in Solon and Beachwood:

http://www.clevelandhomeexperts.com/channels/home_buying/top…

http://www.clevelandhomeexperts.com/channels/home_buying/top…

I also know of several coming on the market in Thornbury in Solon within the next 30-60 days. I can make sure you get in immediately.

Lynn911 below gave good advice.


Dan Schuman
danschuman@kw.dom http://www.clevelandhomeexperts.com

Hi De,
I would be happy to forward you a link. Please contact me at jwirsing@kw.com & I will be happy to forward you this information.

John Wisring
Realtor
Keller Williams Realty Greater Cleveland
jwirsing@kw.com
440-487-2193

De:

Any local agent will have access to foreclosures and can email them to you for free.

Dee, You can look at this site to get some resources and information about tax sales. ...http://publicrecords.onlinesearches.com/Ohio-Foreclosures-an…

The Banks & Gov. maintain databases of their properties for sale (REO/Foreclosure) and make them available to the public. Sites like this..http://www.wamuproperties.com/ ....http://www.nhmsi.com/

You can find links to these Bank/Gov sites here...http://www.biggerpockets.com/bank-reo.html
http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/wiki/REO_Database_List.asp

Good hunting, Dunes

Contact a local realtor provide your specifications who can receive automatic email moment it hits MLS as a foreclosure IT IS FREE ACCURATE INFO.

Lynn911
~ National Featured Realtor and Consultant, Lecturer regarding Credit Repair, Mortgage Loan Officer

You can go to your local realtors website that has idx or http://www.realtor.com. You have to scan through them though to verify they are foreclosures, more work but what do you expect for free?