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Foreclosure Niche
Posted on 10/13/2007 02:44 AM | Link | Post Comment
Despite the terrific foreclosure figures last month that showed an 8% decline, it still is a great niche to get yourself involved with. NOD's , Shortsales, and Repos offer tremendous listings and sales possibilities. I am curious. Can you let...
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1 Comments:
I agree that the foreclosures available may be a great opportunity,I would only recommend getting involved if you would do it long term.Once the short sales and foreclosures have hit the market,they have been turned down by 8 others.Several of my clients specialize in foreclosure purchasing and the prices you would pay off of MLS would be laughed off.There was a New York Times article written weeks ago and I offered several pieces of advices.
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