Without paying fee or subscribing, where can I find bank-owned homes for sale?

Answer 1

Visit your local banks. They will give you lists of houses they have foreclosed on.

The companies asking for money are scams.

Answer 2

Most local newspapers will file forclosure notices at the beginning of their classified section. These will tell you who is losing their home to the banks/mortgage companies, where the home is (Usually not a physical address, but a lot description), and when it is being sold.

Beware, however, you must pay the full amount quickly, and depending on the state, the original owner/purchaser has up to 6 months to redeem the property, if they reside in it, or 30 days if they do not.

If they manage to redeem it (Which most, unfortunately, do not), you will get your money back + interest... usually.

Good luck, this can be a great way to make a lot of money!

Answer 3

Use the MLS (multiple listing service) found on the majority of realtor websites, or you can use the service nationwide at http://www.realtor.com

Add the word "bank" to your keywords within your target search. This will bring up only the listings that are bank owned.

Answer 4

A real estate salesperson can help you. Most bank foreclosed properties are listed with real estate people.

Answer 5

I have major contacts with properties from banks and unlisted properties all over the country.

If you are serious and want some help, just let me know.

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Answer 6

We charge nothing for any of our buyer services. All fees are paid by the sellers so hire a realtor.

Answer 7

Have you tried asking the banks?

Answer 8

You can find them at any local real estate brokerage. Nearly all lenders use real estate brokerages to dispose of properties of which they have taken ownership through foreclosure.