Countrywide.com, go to home loans, scroll down and click purchase. On the left hand side, go down to REO properties, and you get all their properties.

Fri Jun 27 2008, 18:31

All good answers. There is some good info onhttp:// www.foreclosuremillionaires.com

Thu Jun 26 2008, 12:50

Visit RealtyBid.com, where bank-owned properties are sorted by state, city and country. Bidders can name their own price on more than 1,000 REO auction properties every day. And, every property on RealtyBid.com requires a listing agent, so you know there's a real estate professional to assist you.

Wed Jun 25 2008, 13:50

Since Banks list most of their Properties they own with with Realtors you can have a Realtor search the MLS for these properties. They can email you a list for the area you are interested in. I mostly do all Palm Beach County.

Thu Jun 19 2008, 19:56

There are many great deals out there now and many are bank owned foreclosures. If you work with a Realtor, we can not only send you the good deal, but we can walk you through the whole process from selecting the right property and making an offer all the way to sitting at the closing table, and everything in between. My team and I would love to help you! Call us at 561-807-5478 if we can be of any service. Good luck with your home hunt!

Mon May 12 2008, 15:28

BEST ANSWER
If you have 20% down to start with, go for it and you'll find great options. Loans are toght with underwritting right now and Foreclosures and Short Sales are not for the novice 1st time Home Buyer -if your case- as you will be dissapointed as LTV over 80% is usually rejected ( short sales take 45 days on the average just to respond to offers while you are tied down and foreclosures usually take lower cash offers than higher offers with shaky loans involved-all loans are shaky according to underwritiing these days... if you have less than 20% down.. worse...--OH, BY THE WAY, FORECLOSURES OR SHORT SALES ARE NOT NECESSARILY CHERAPER-DEPENDING ON THE DEBT TO THE BANK, THERE ARE PEOPLE SELLING LOWER SIMPLY BECAUSE THEY BOUGHT WAY BACK MUCH CHEAPER) by banks these days. Info or lists, call a Realtor which is the best way to go.... If you want A+, I am the one! Personally, I do not deal with anyone who is unrealistic as I do not want to set people for a fall.... If you feel you can come up with at least 20% downpayment, I am one of the most qualified pros in Florida as far as numbers, experience, credentials and negotiating ability. ... Call or email at melamarino1000@gmail.com or 561-929-8181 and I can expand and assist you a bit better!
Best,
Mel

Thu Apr 17 2008, 15:46

Find a good realtor and ask for a weekly update on new Bank Owned Properties. I do that for Palm Beach,and Broward Counties

Fri Mar 28 2008, 20:19

If your looking in Marion County Florida or Ocala Floirda I post a lot of them on my web site. I also know of others that I do not post.

Tue Mar 18 2008, 16:35

Contact me. I'll send you a report by email. Free! (Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade counties only)
BocaRealEstate@gmail.com

Tue Mar 18 2008, 12:14

Pravin,

We agree with Jackie!
Also, it's important to identify an area initially prior to searching for a home. Another important feature about purchasing property is understanding the average Florida home changes hands once every 5 years. With this said, it's extremely important to look at any purchase as an investment and anticipate what you could realize as a sale price should you decide to sell it in the near future.
I'm sure you have heard the "location, location, location" line.....It's true. We advise our first time buyers of two very important "first steps."

1. Examine your budget and establish a price

2. Identify a location

A real estate professional is the best way to find our about the specifics of an area......A dialog doesn't cost a thing.

Good luck

The "Eckler Team"

Sun Mar 2 2008, 06:50

Go tohttp:// www.shortsalesheep.com and click on bank owned/REO homes......you can search by state.

Sat Mar 1 2008, 21:45

Pravin,
You should contact a local Realtor in the city you are looking for a home.

Sat Mar 1 2008, 21:31