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Bank Foreclosures on homes have increased significantly across the
country including the Tampa
Bay Florida area. Once a bank forecloses on a home,
they need to sell it to recoup as much of
their loan loss as possible. This
is a main factor in the lower prices across the Florida region.
Real Estate Bank Owned - The bank has taken back the property from the
homeowner and now
refers
to the home as Real Estate Owned or REO.
The Homes Shown Below are Bank Owned
(REO) and NOT Short Sales
Bank Owned Titles obtained through foreclosure.
Proof of funds or financing are required before you can make an
offer.
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3BR Largo Florida Home $169,900
3BR Newer Clearwater Home $174,500
3BR North Pinellas Pool Home $189,900
3BR Clearwater Florida Home $194,900
3BR Clearwater Pool Home $203,900
4BR Largo Florida Home $210,000
3BR Palm Harbor Pool Home $215,900
4BR Clearwater Home $217,900
4BR Built 2001 North Pinellas $219,900
3BR Pool Home Oldsmar $254,900
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3BR Belleair Bluffs Pool Home $304,900
4/4 Newer St Petersburg Home $384,900
3BR Clearwater Beach Home $399,000
5BR Palm Harbor Pool Home $399,900
5BR Waterfront Pool Home $490,900
New 4BR Waterfront Home $497,900
3BR Waterfront Pool Home $525,900
4BR Waterfront Home Tierra Verde $741,855
6BR Luxury Tarpon Springs Home $800,000
4BR Waterfront Pool Home $1,100,000
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Bank-owned properties are real estate that is
owned by the bank. They have already completed the foreclosure process.
If you are planning to purchase such a property, expect that the sales
process is just like buying a property from another owner, except that now
the owner is the bank.
Typically, banks will respond to your purchase offer within about 2 to 3
days. It's important to remember that buying bank owned real estate requires
a lot of negotiation with the bank. You must be pre qualified and we'll
assist you with that and all other aspects - Contact Us for Free Consultation
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U.S. foreclosure
filings and bank repossessions continue to increase. Deteriorating property
values
and higher rates on adjustable mortgages forced more people to give
up their real estate property.
Short Sales - All real estate does not qualify for a short sale and not
all lenders accept short sales.
The short sale process can be less expensive
and a better alternative to foreclosure for both the lender and the real
estate owner. A short sale can
keep the foreclosure record off their personal credit reports. It's also less expensive
than going through the court system in a foreclosure lawsuit. A short sale
is an alternative to bankruptcy or foreclosure proceedings. Buyers pursuing
a short sale will have a much longer wait for their offer to be considered
Pre Foreclosure A Florida real estate
owner that is in the Pre-foreclosure stage can be very motivated to sell. Real Estate
is in the
Pre-foreclosure phase when the lender posts a notice of public record that
the property owner is behind on payments and
they intend to foreclose the real estate. The lender will take back the
property if the owner doesn't quickly move to pay up to date.
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