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Bear Foreclosures are nothing more than persons that have been unable or unwilling to pay their mortgage. The foreclosure market is simple to understand. When a person purchases a home, it is most usually with funds from a lending institution with a promissory note to repay. When terms of the promissory note are not kept, the bank has the ability to reclaim the property. Congress has recently mandated that banks attempt to renegotiate terms, however, at times, this is either not possible, or the homeowner still does not adhere.
Once the bank starts foreclosure proceedings, the property is listed on free foreclosure listings, these lists are public and from there, one can learn the details of the property, and contact details. Take a ride; see if you can view the property prior to its auction date. Many times, if the current homeowner is still on the premises, they will let you do a quick walk through. You will also be able to ask questions. Attempt to secure the property as a consideration and negotiate fairly if you are truly interested. Getting the property before it goes on the auction block may cost a little more, but will save you the headache of a bidding war.
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