What Is a Foreclosures Auction?
As a definition, a foreclosures auction is the second stage of the foreclosure procedure. When owner refuses to make regular payments in accordance with loan contract, a creditor may initiate the legal procedure to sell the property and cover the loan amount. If the issue is not resolved for the pre-foreclosure period that usually continues for about 4 months, the property is forced to sell through a public foreclosure auction.
The best guide to auctions and foreclosures you can find here.How to profit from a foreclosure auction?
The most critical part in Real Estate Investment is a “smart buy”. Remember....we make money, when we buy, and just transfer it in our pockets, when we sell. To make a "smart buy" at the foreclosure auction you should research the properties before the sale date and prepare yourself to some level of competition. There are three main things you need to research and prepare before the auction:
- list of the properties you are going to bid (the properties that match your investment criteria)
- market value of the properties (if you can not get an appraisal, try to get Comparable Market Analysis from title company)
- your maximum bid for each properties (consider this amount based on your Return On Investment criteria)
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