Foreclosure

I was looking at some different data today (attached to this post), and it's showing some interesting numbers that might suggest we're near or already hit the bottom. The big question is... why?

Lending is tight, the economy isn't so great... so why are we here, if we are? Has it hit that magic price floor, or are people buying?

If the market is turning, why isn't the media all over it (somewhat of a loaded question if you've read my posts about the media usually being a couple months behind the curve when it comes to any financial market)?

Since many people wanted to know how to apply the concepts Dean Graziosi teaches in his books in real world real estate situations, Dean went out filmed a new series to show everyone how he used creative thinking to make the very deals happen that led him to wealth. We will continue to post a new deal each month for the extent of the series.

Unlike many other so called real estate investment “pros” or “gurus” selling books or courses, Dean is actually a real estate investor, is still a active investor, and made his money in real estate, not from selling books about it.

What steps happen, when they occur, and how each presents its own unique and different investment opportunity.

Many of us think of a foreclosure as an auction sale that starts when everyone gathers around the courthouse steps and begins to bid on a property. Once the gavel comes down, it’s over, and the whole thing might take an hour to complete. But technically speaking, a foreclosure is a long series of legal processes that unfold over a period of weeks and months, one after another, culminating in the repossession of property by the lender (or in some cases, by a taxing authority or other interested party).

The Automated Foreclosure Finder (AFF) is the latest program from Dean Graziosi to help you capitalize on the foreclosures taking place in record numbers around the country.

With the huge number of the foreclosures looming over homeowners,these owners are looking for options to save their home or at least their credit. Though the situation is unfortunate, as an investor you have the ability to both help the owners and yourself at the same time.