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The foreclosure process, a term often used in today's economy is, simply when a mortgage holder or a money lender decides to take legal action over the borrower, when the contract terms of the lending process are not met. read more...

Assuming you buy a house for the perfect price, you have already profited nicely from it, but you will not get a real profit until you cash out the chips. read more...

The more details you know about a homeowner and his present situation, the better able you are to help him in untangling himself from his current financial plight. read more...

When you buy a property, you usually expect to move into the house on a specified date. You and the homeowner sign a purchase agreement in which the homeowner agrees to vacate the premises and give the keys on an agreed upon date. read more...

Effectively investing in foreclosure properties, whether in pre-foreclosure process, at an auction, or perhaps even during the REO stage, frequently requires you to act quickly. Access to financing is crucial read more...

New investors are frequently reluctant to apply for a loan. They do not want to risk losing lender's money and having the lender to become upset with their failures. read more...

The main disadvantage of hard money loans is its higher cost; that is why they call it as hard money. Lenders always incur more risks when they approve the loan, and as the result they want sizable read more...