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The foreclosure process starts when a property owner falls behind on mortgage payments.
Foreclosure – The action taken by a lending institution to legally reclaim property back from a
borrower/homeowner who is no longer able to make their payments. The lender may also reclaim
the property back in order to sell it and recover its losses if possible.
--Lis Pendens (LIS) – This notice is publicly filed by the lender in order to show that there is a
pending lawsuit against a property owner and that the beginning steps of foreclosure are occurring.
--Notice of Default (NOD) – This document is filed by the lender in order to start the foreclosure
process
--Notice of Sale (NTS or NFS) – A Notice of Sale is an announcement of the details of the public
sale of the property done via newspaper, mailings to those affected by the sale, and written in
public records to make sure that all are aware the home will be put up for sale and is undergoing
the foreclosure process.
--REO – The acronym stands for Real Estate Owned and it refers to the final step of the foreclosure
process when the lender receives full ownership of the foreclosed property.
Foreclosure – The action taken by a lending institution to legally reclaim property back from a
borrower/homeowner who is no longer able to make their payments. The lender may also reclaim
the property back in order to sell it and recover its losses if possible.
--Lis Pendens (LIS) – This notice is publicly filed by the lender in order to show that there is a
pending lawsuit against a property owner and that the beginning steps of foreclosure are occurring.
--Notice of Default (NOD) – This document is filed by the lender in order to start the foreclosure
process
--Notice of Sale (NTS or NFS) – A Notice of Sale is an announcement of the details of the public
sale of the property done via newspaper, mailings to those affected by the sale, and written in
public records to make sure that all are aware the home will be put up for sale and is undergoing
the foreclosure process.
--REO – The acronym stands for Real Estate Owned and it refers to the final step of the foreclosure
process when the lender receives full ownership of the foreclosed property.
The current market conditions in San Diego make it a perfect time for buyers and small investors to
buy one or more foreclosure properties for their private residence, cash-flowing rentals or re-selling
for a profit. During economic downturns, more upscale homes go into foreclosure, so the notion
that foreclosure homes are only available in crime-ridden areas is inaccurate. Beach front and
homes in affluent areas are part of the mix of foreclosed properties available all over San Diego.
Contact our team to set you up on the right tour for what you are looking for.
buy one or more foreclosure properties for their private residence, cash-flowing rentals or re-selling
for a profit. During economic downturns, more upscale homes go into foreclosure, so the notion
that foreclosure homes are only available in crime-ridden areas is inaccurate. Beach front and
homes in affluent areas are part of the mix of foreclosed properties available all over San Diego.
Contact our team to set you up on the right tour for what you are looking for.
Investment:
With good credit, many banks will loan the full price of the foreclosure or more. If the home is to be
used as a rental, many banks will require only a 10% down payment.
Individuals with a large amount of equity in another home may get a line of credit from their bank to
purchase a foreclosure. When they convert the line of credit to a mortgage, no down payment may
be required.
Foreclosure homes bought in good areas at below market values that appreciate annually can be
a sound investment strategy for many investors and home buyers in San Diego. The appreciation
of the homes is tax-exempt until the home is sold. If the home is a primary residence, the
appreciation may be tax-free.
Rentals:
Homes used as rental properties give most investors valuable tax deductions while the house
increases in value and builds equity. With many stock portfolios down, foreclosure real estate
investing may be the alternative many people are seeking.
With good credit, many banks will loan the full price of the foreclosure or more. If the home is to be
used as a rental, many banks will require only a 10% down payment.
Individuals with a large amount of equity in another home may get a line of credit from their bank to
purchase a foreclosure. When they convert the line of credit to a mortgage, no down payment may
be required.
Foreclosure homes bought in good areas at below market values that appreciate annually can be
a sound investment strategy for many investors and home buyers in San Diego. The appreciation
of the homes is tax-exempt until the home is sold. If the home is a primary residence, the
appreciation may be tax-free.
Rentals:
Homes used as rental properties give most investors valuable tax deductions while the house
increases in value and builds equity. With many stock portfolios down, foreclosure real estate
investing may be the alternative many people are seeking.
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