I spend a lot of time looking for houses online. Probably too much time. I love it like a wino loves his Two Buck Chuck from Trader Joe's. It relaxes me, and at least I'm not stumbling around and yelling at the neighbors with slurred speech: "Hey turn that loud rap music down or I'll pall the colice!"
One site that is helpful is Free REO foreclosures. This service is free and one of the better ones I have found. It's very easy to use, and do a Free foreclosure search in the city of your choice. Every state is on the map, and there are more cities to choose from than you likely have the time for.
Check it out at Real Estate Owned Foreclosures Click on any state then you will see the cities from that state. Its fun to do just for pure entertainment. I wish they had pictures of the foreclosures, but that would be the undertaking of the century.
So sit down at your computer, pour yourself a glass of Two Buck Chuck, and search away. Maybe you'll find your boss' house on there...that would be sweet justice now wouldn't it! The Man stickin' it to The Man.
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Hi,
If you want to buy a foreclosure property, make sure you factor in labor, materials and contracting costs into the total sale of the property. Also, make sure you or someone reliable is available to make the repairs in a timely manner so you can either get it back on the market quickly or get it occupied.
Foreclosure is attacking the boss..:):) it sounds funny BRADIN. Yet, that is the fact today. Selling foreclosure tends to spread out everywhere..From Home Staging Service Professional
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