What are Foreclosures?


A Foreclosure is also known as "AKA" Bank Owned, Real Estate Owned, Investment Owned, and Distressed. Many Titles to one word, Foreclosure. They are generated in all types of markets. In a distressed one with a high unemployment rate, when the Real Estate market becomes stressed by too much "creative lending" or by other associated factors. But one thing is for certain - there are always Foreclosures and Bank Owned homes in each and every real estate market. It is just that in some markets they are a bit harder to hunt than in others.
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Where can I find Foreclosures?


Foreclosures are based directly in each local Multiple Listing Service System or MLS. They are operated under the umbrellas of the National Association of Realtors and then under each individual States Board of Realtors. In California we have the California Association of Realtors. The "why" is this. The bank owned real estate cannot be given to just one agent. The Banks and their share holders know that when you have just one agent trying to secure the buyer, you don't have thousands of hungry agents working toward the sale of the banks property. The numbers don't lie. But sometimes agents do - Make sure you are getting the truth when it comes to the best place to hunt for foreclosure.
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What we offer…


We are coupled with RE/MAX of Santa Clarita, RE/MAX International, and RE/MAX of California and Hawaii for one simple reason. "This affords our clientele much more power and flex- ability with the strength and size that is behind the largest and most real estate company on this planet". We also understand what our clients are looking for when it comes to the hunt. We listen and work together for the same common goal, "getting our clients what they want". We also develop clients for life and do not hesitate to protect their needs above all else, including our reputation amongst others in our industry. If we have the trust of the client, then we have everything. The goal is not the commission but the relationship.
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