3 Challenges When Buying a Foreclosed Home

Jul 18, 2011   //   by InsiderShow   //   Episodes, Financing, Foreclosure  //  No Comments

Buying a foreclosed home can save money and be a great way to build equity. Unfortunately, with all the homes being foreclosed, banks are overwhelmed and it’s causing a lot of issues.

Today Ryan and Jennie take a field trip to a foreclosed property to look at three of the biggest issues facing people who are trying to buy and finance a mortgage on a home that was in foreclosure and is now owned by the bank.

  • Paperwork Delays (i.e. offer acceptance, counter offers, response times, etc.)
  • Property Issues (i.e. structural damage, roof problems, HVAC issues, etc.)
  • Title Issues (i.e. liens, taxes, late fees, condo dues, etc.)
  • Despite these challenges, buying a bank owned property is still a good option for many. Hopefully this information in today’s episode helps you navigate over this very rocky road.

    Let’s go inside!

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    Stay tuned for next week when we talk more about the real estate market and what to look for when home shopping. If you have a topic you’d like us to cover, let us know. We’ll do a whole episode on it.

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