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Dave Osborne answered:
A quick check of http://www.400kHomes.com shows 85 Single family homes for sale in Aliso Viejo. Some are attached, most are not. The attached run $209K and up. The detached homes run $520K and up.
What type of home were you looking for exactly? Feel free to see virtually every Aliso Viejo home listed by virtually every Realtor...always free with no sign-up or obligations whatsoever.
What type of home were you looking for exactly? Feel free to see virtually every Aliso Viejo home listed by virtually every Realtor...always free with no sign-up or obligations whatsoever.
Dave Osborne answered:
A home is considered in foreclosure once a Notice of Default has been filed by the lender. These homes show up on NOD lists.
If the default is not cured, the property is still in foreclosure, and a Notice of Trustee Sale is filed. This is still a property in foreclosure. If the default is still not cured, and the Sale takes place and there is no buyer, the bank takes the property back...this is still a foreclosure.
Typically the bank will immediately list the home with a Realtor for quick resolution. Again, this is another resource for foreclosed properties.
What type of foreclosure are you looking for?
If the default is not cured, the property is still in foreclosure, and a Notice of Trustee Sale is filed. This is still a property in foreclosure. If the default is still not cured, and the Sale takes place and there is no buyer, the bank takes the property back...this is still a foreclosure.
Typically the bank will immediately list the home with a Realtor for quick resolution. Again, this is another resource for foreclosed properties.
What type of foreclosure are you looking for?
Dave Osborne answered:
92868 in particular has a diverse cross section of neighborhoods. Along with what you may be seeing, there are also $600K and $700K homes as well..
You need to drive the neighborhoods both during the day and at night to see if it is the right area for you. Remember, a lot of prices you see are Short Sale teasers priced to generate a higher purchase price by an auction effect.
You need to drive the neighborhoods both during the day and at night to see if it is the right area for you. Remember, a lot of prices you see are Short Sale teasers priced to generate a higher purchase price by an auction effect.
Dave Osborne answered:
There is a non-profit that I know of for 1st time buyers. They do loans at 100% of the purchase price with no closing costs and rates that are below market rates that are fixed for 30 years. It takes about 3-5 months minimum to get approved as they are very busy these days.
Drop me a line and I will send you the link to their website. Of course there is no charge or obligation whatsoever for this information.
Drop me a line and I will send you the link to their website. Of course there is no charge or obligation whatsoever for this information.
Dave Osborne answered:
Rossmoor, Northern California or Rossmoor, Southern California? In So Ca, 200K will get nothing in Rossmoor short of maybe a 1 bedroom converted apartment. Otherwise you might mean Leisure World in Seal Beach which is just across the freeway from Rossmoor.
This is a senior community and $200K will afford many of the listings in there. It is a great retirement community and the HOAs average right around $500 a month but that includes appliance repairs, replacements and amenities galore. If it is the So Cal one, you can view the listings there at http://www.400kHomes.com. Good luck !
This is a senior community and $200K will afford many of the listings in there. It is a great retirement community and the HOAs average right around $500 a month but that includes appliance repairs, replacements and amenities galore. If it is the So Cal one, you can view the listings there at http://www.400kHomes.com. Good luck !
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