You have probably already seen the commercials for government foreclosures. These foreclosed homes are available for sale to the public because the original owner defaulted on a mortgage loan insured by a government agency such as HUD or VA. After a few missed payments, or any other type of default, the government foreclosures becomes foreclosed properties, and turns the title over the agency that guaranteed the loan and gets reimbursed for their losses. These foreclosed homes then go on sale to the public, usually at great prices.
VA foreclosures: Where to Find Them
VA foreclosures are homes that are owned by the government are usually sold to the general public via auctions. The main advantage of buying government foreclosures via auctions is that you can set the price that you want to pay, and not bid anymore than that. This will ensure that you stay within your budget. VA foreclosures that are being auctioned off can be found in a government foreclosure listings services such as ForeclosureListingsNationwide.com. Make sure that you do as much research as you can before heading out on VA foreclosures. We can help you with advice and tips so you can bid safely.
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Last update: 01/5/09 7:12 AM
| Preforeclosures: | 512,655 |
|---|---|
| Foreclosures: | 592,050 |
| Bankruptcies: | 257,785 |
| FSBOs: | 45,114 |
| Tax Liens: | 300,000 |
| Total Listings: | 1,707,604 |