[header] How to negotiate the best offer on a foreclosure or pre foreclosure [title] Check local sources. [step] Foreclosure listings can be found in a variety of different places. Start by looking in the back of your local newspaper for foreclosure auctions.
[header] How to negotiate the best offer on a foreclosure or pre foreclosure [title] Check local sources. [step] Foreclosure listings can be found in a variety of different places. Start by looking in the back of your local newspaper for foreclosure auctions.
You can then visit the auctioneer's website for more information. Alternately, some real estate websites like zillow.com and realtytrac.com will allow you to easily filter a real estate search for foreclosed properties. Print off the newspapers and shut them down. Make sure all newspapers you pick (including those to stop at) are updated before finalizing your offer. If you know the location where you plan to sell your property, look for listings to give you insight into the locality where the property was located. [substeps] Also look in local telephone numbers books. Type in your zip code and minimum requirements until you arrive at one location that will allow you to get your home repossessed. [substeps] Generally, foreclosures typically wait at least six years for a " sell " price listed by the second circuit since then.