Foreclosure House Listings on Yahoo!
Foreclosure House Listings on Yahoo.com
One of the most important assets on the internet is the major search engines.
This is primarily what I use to find Foreclosure Homes and Pre Foreclosure listings.
More importantly, the listings are free albeit not as complete as the paid services.
In my earlier blog posts, I covered how to use Craigslist.com to find pre-foreclosure homes.
Well, Yahoo is another cool source.
Simply goto http://realestate.yahoo.com/re/buying/
In the search box, input the information of the are you want to find a foreclosed home in, then search. There are small buttons labeled "foreclosures" - A word of warning. That basically prompts you to sign up for a paid service, however, they do offer a free trial period.
This is just one of about a dozen resources available online to help you uncover foreclosed houses.
Step One: Do your research and find prospective homes.
Step Two: Check the approximate values with Zillow.com
Step Three: Do a drive by
Step Four: Place your offer or flip it to an investor
Go slow on your first 2 or 3 transactions. Foreclosure investing can be very tricky if you are not careful.
Good Luck and Happy Investin
Filed under: foreclosure investing
One of the most important assets on the internet is the major search engines.
This is primarily what I use to find Foreclosure Homes and Pre Foreclosure listings.
More importantly, the listings are free albeit not as complete as the paid services.
In my earlier blog posts, I covered how to use Craigslist.com to find pre-foreclosure homes.
Well, Yahoo is another cool source.
Simply goto http://realestate.yahoo.com/re/buying/
In the search box, input the information of the are you want to find a foreclosed home in, then search. There are small buttons labeled "foreclosures" - A word of warning. That basically prompts you to sign up for a paid service, however, they do offer a free trial period.
This is just one of about a dozen resources available online to help you uncover foreclosed houses.
Step One: Do your research and find prospective homes.
Step Two: Check the approximate values with Zillow.com
Step Three: Do a drive by
Step Four: Place your offer or flip it to an investor
Go slow on your first 2 or 3 transactions. Foreclosure investing can be very tricky if you are not careful.
Good Luck and Happy Investin
Filed under: foreclosure investing
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