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Bank Foreclosures

Rise in Sales of Homes on Lists of Bank Foreclosures

by William Dover on June 17, 2009

Sales of existing homes and properties on lists of bank foreclosures surged by 14.5 percent in South Hampton Roads in Virginia. Data released showed that investors and first-time home buyers have showed interest again on the housing market, driving up home sales in the area.

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Inclusion of Base Project on Bank Foreclosure List Sought

by William Dover on June 10, 2009

A lawsuit has been filed seeking the inclusion of Noisette Company’s old navy base redevelopment project in Charleston, South Carolina on bank foreclosure list.

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Pulte CEO: Bank Foreclosure List is Nearing Its End

by Elizabeth Rush on May 28, 2009

Pulte Homes Chief Executive Officer Richard Dugas believed that the bank foreclosure list is nearing its end and he could steer his home building company towards recovery after suffering over $500 million in losses due to the housing market crisis.

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Foreclosure Investing: Using the Right Tools

by Paul McCain on August 13, 2008

Real estate investors and buyers have shifted their attention to these foreclosed properties because they are considerably more affordable yet offer better return potential. If you think that foreclosure investing is easy, you should know that with the right tools, it certainly is.

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Realtors: Existing Home Sales to Pick Up by Mid-2008

by Jason MacDowell on January 16, 2008

According to the National Association of Realtors, pending home sales might have dipped last November but it can be expected to pick up in the last six months of 2008.

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Free Bank Foreclosure Listings – What Can You Expect?

by Jason MacDowell on October 18, 2006

It is true that there are free bank foreclosure listings everywhere you look on the internet. Many, many sites advertise free bank foreclosure listings available for your convenience. Some sites offer them as an incentive to become a paying subscriber to their foreclosure listing service, others simply offer free lists of various types of bank foreclosures. However, what can you expect from free bank foreclosure listings? Can you trust them to provide you with the most up to date information on bank foreclosures in your area, or are they just fluff with no substance? The answer to these questions depends on a variety of variables.

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