WHAT IS A BANK FORECLOSURE?

A bank foreclosure, otherwise known as a Real Estate Owned (REO) property is a home that has gone through the foreclosure process and has been repossessed by the bank, normally through the real estate auction process.

Bank foreclosures can present a huge bargain opportunity for the home buyer. This is because mortgage lenders are not in the real estate business. They are in the business of lending money for profit, putting the buyer into an excellent negotiating position to get the property at a fraction of market value.

REO homes are usually sold as-is, meaning you are responsible for repairs to be done on the property. Foreclosed houses have generally been empty for varying periods of time, making them in need of at least some renovation.

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