Nov 21

As I half heartily listen to CNBC news while I’m working I realize that the media is sensationalising the current credit and housing worries to the point that each report seems to have to outperform the previous on how gloomy the state of the financial world is in. It almost seems like it’s a competition about who can report the worst news. It’s no wonder people are panicking to get out of he stockmarkert. Don’t get sucked into this realm of negativity. Watch, soon some good news will come out and then they’ll all be competing on who can report the best news. Simultaniously the public’s attitude will turn from fear to hope, then to opportunity, all within a day or two.

I’m mentioning this because this doom and gloom scenario creates opportunity. When I was browsing through the Sale By Owner (FSBO) and foreclosures real estate postings on the top government auction site a couple of days ago, I couldn’t believe the astounding number of surprising low priced houses in nice rural areas that were listed. Many of these homes looked like something out of Home and Garden magazine. When browsing through this listing from lowest to highest price, after you get through some of the run down prefab houses and trailer parks, you’ll be impressed at how houses and properties improve drastically while their prices stay criminally low. By the way no offense if you rent or own a prefab house or live in a trailer park, actually if you choose to you could probably purchase or rent an upgrade without paying more then you currently are. In Government Auctions dot org you’ll find great real estate opportunities for less then buying a car, and we all know which will make the better investment. To see sample listings of what I’m talking about click NorthWest US Properties NorthEast US Properties, Central US Properties, SouthWest US Properties, or SouthEast US Properties according to what part of the US may be of interest.

You may be thinking to yourself ‘great but I don’t have money and getting a mortgage with the current credit crisis, I’ve heard, is impossible?’ If you want to borrow money to buy a boat or add an extension to your house then credit may be hard to come by, however, when you are offering to purchase a foreclosure property that a bank desperately wants to get off their books, well that’s different story. This ‘Mark to Market’ accounting you may of heard of could be a contributing factor to the credit crisis, but if you want to buy a foreclosed house Mark to Market accounting is your best friend. That’s because a house in pre-foreclosure or foreclosure is entered into their books at a very low intrinsic value, so any price the bank can get for it will free them of this understated asset, and turns a defaulted mortgage into another new loan. Bottom line is that with foreclosure properties being so discounted combined with banks needing home buyers more then ever, there has never been a better opportunity to invest in a good quality home at a great location.

As I said above to see sample listings of what I’m talking about click NorthWest US Properties NorthEast US Properties, Central US Properties, SouthWest US Properties, or SouthEast US Properties according to what part of the US may be of interest, or to go directly to the full listings click GovernmentAuctions.org.

Sep 2
by Randy Wilson

I’m know you’re in tune to the worries of recession and the real estate crisis going on in the US. This has caused a flooding of foreclosures that is surpassing previous highs. Although you still see older foreclosed homes in run down areas, what’s different during this crisis is the quality of forclosed homes and neighborhoods they reside have drastically improved. Even some of the nice estates in wealthy neighborhoods can be found at government auctions for prices much lower than market value. Read the rest of this entry »

Aug 10
by Julia Wilson

I’m know you’re in tune to the worries of recession and the real estate crisis going on in the US. This has caused a flooding of foreclosures that is surpassing previous highs. Although you still see older foreclosed homes in run down areas, what’s different during this crisis is the quality of forclosed homes and neighborhoods they reside have drastically improved. Even some of the nice estates in wealthy neighborhoods can be found at government auctions for prices much lower than market value.

There are some great values out there but in order to take advantage of them you should first be aware of both the advantages and disadvantages of buying a foreclosed home at a government auction versus the conventional method using a realtor. Read the rest of this entry »

Aug 6
by Doug Smith

Seized and abandoned properties as well as government surpluses are offered to the public through government auctions. There are many government auctions being held across the country every single week. The deals you’ll find here are unprecedented and could be used for personal investing or to start a business.

Government surplus items sold at auctions come from all levels of government. Sometimes the government will purchase too much equipment and they will liquidate the excess at the auctions. Read the rest of this entry »

Jul 30
by Doug Smith

How would you like to receive great deals on a new vehicle, house, jewellery, furniture, or electronics? You can find good deals on all of them if you participate in government auctions! Due to foreclosures, repossessions, and surpluses, the government will often offer bidding on these items at government auctions.

Imagine how nice it would be to purchase a decent car for as low as $100! Due to the current housing crisis in the United States, more homes than ever are being sold for very low prices at government auctions. Just think for a moment; your dream home could be being sold at a government auction right this minute for as low as 90% off its original price! If you’re a small business owner, you can find many office supplies at government auctions as well. You can even earn money yourself by purchasing these items at amazingly low prices and selling them for more! Read the rest of this entry »

Jul 26
by Doug Smith

Pre-foreclosures properties are homes that are about to go into foreclosure. Some of the best real estate deals are made this way, before they hit the mainstream foreclosure market. Negotiations are usually with the owner directly, who would like to work out a deal before the bank forces them to leave the property.

Pre-foreclosures properties are increasing in numbers every day. Real estate agents understand that investing in pre-foreclosure homes is definitely one of best ways to secure a profit. The timing couldn’t be better then now to get involved in the real estate game because of the sub-prime crisis and other external difficulties facing home owners today. Read the rest of this entry »

Jul 26
by Doug Smith

I’m sure everyone knows by now about the real estate crisis going on all across the United States. Bank foreclosures and pre-foreclosures are at record highs and both the home owners and banks are in trouble because of it. It’s a material tragedy that many people, most with good intentions, could lose their houses. Some homeowners face bank foreclosure just after missing one or two payments. It’s the reverse side of the American Dream. Read the rest of this entry »