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Benefits of Investing in New Construction Real Estate

Marco Santarelli

If your investment focus is on pre-foreclosure, foreclosure, bank-owned property (REOs), or probate sales then you are likely to be purchasing resale properties. One reason is to keep their sales up and debts low in order to be able to attract lender financing so they can build more property.

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What is a Probate Sale? Answering 4 Big Questions About This Tricky Transaction

HomeLight

You’re interested in buying a house, and someone told you about probate sales. But — if you’re being honest — you really have no idea what a probate sale is or how it works. What is a probate sale? How does a probate sale unfold? A probate sale can be complicated and take time.

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Distressed Property: What It Is And How To Invest

AAOA

Preforeclosures: Preforeclosures refer to properties in the early stages of foreclosure. In these early stages, the homeowner struggles to keep up with mortgage payments but still owns the property. The heirs may want to get the property off their hands quickly, which can translate to a cheaper sale for you.