How to buy cheap houses through foreclosures

Buying foreclosures is an excellent way to get the most out of buying cheap houses. Foreclosures allow homebuyers to save as much as 60 percent off the market value of any potential property. Homebuyers and investors alike have a lot of gain by searching their local foreclosure listings. Remember not to assume that foreclosures can only be purchased as distressed properties, fixer uppers or handyman specials. These homes do exist among foreclosure listings and can be smart purchases for homeowners and investors who have home repair experience. However, it is not unusual to find a variety of quality foreclosed homes from which to choose. Foreclosures are usually sold as short sales, auction homes or REOs. Auction are very common among foreclosure listings and allow homebuyers to make their own offers. Short sales may be sold for little more than the amount needed to pay off their homeowners’ defaulted home loans. Lenders are not in the real estate business and want to sell their REOs quickly. These are only some of the ways that foreclosures help homebuyers save money. To get the best price on an auction home, determine a maximum bid before making an offer on the house. When buying any foreclosure, have the property inspected and run a title search if there’s time. Always contact the seller named in the foreclosure listing to discuss the property details. Homebuyers and investors can save thousands of dollars by buying inexpensive foreclosure homes. It’s the best way to

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What responsibility does a realtor have to accurately report annual taxes in the listing, etc?

Question by Quizzical: What responsibility does a realtor have to accurately report annual taxes in the listing, etc?
I’m negotiating the sale price on a house I’d like to buy. All the listings and info sheets provided by the listing agency for the house quoted the annual taxes. My own investigation confirmed that the amount quoted is after several discounts or credits (retirement, veteran, star, and the like).

I would likely pay 40 – 45% more than listed amount.

What responsibility does a realtor have to be upfront about this difference?

Thanks!

Best answer:

Answer by mccleary97502
The realtor must provide the best information available to the realtor.

Deception or misrepresentation normally will be found out and is grounds for killing the sales. If found after the sales is complete, the realtor is responsible financially for any harm suffered by you.

If the realtor provided the best information and the information was found to be deceptive or misleading based on Information from the seller, then the seller is financially responsible to you.

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HGTV “My House is Worth What?” Baltimore Realtor Ron Howard

Baltimore Episode of “My House is Worth What” with Ron Howard your Baltimore realtor @ 410-814-2404. Visit www.LiveBaltimorecity.com for Baltimore Real Estate. Baltimore Homes. Remax Sails. Ron Howard is a Certified Distressed Property Expert. (CDPE)
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