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Shaun Palmer
  • Rental Property Investor / Construction Manager
  • Raleigh, NC
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Best Foreclosure Websites

Shaun Palmer
  • Rental Property Investor / Construction Manager
  • Raleigh, NC
Posted

Hello BPer's

I am taking a look at some properties in the Raleigh area and am starting to look at Foreclosures. It seems that there are a lot of sources to find Foreclosures but they all have a cost to them.  Rather than try them one by one, I am wondering if anyone can provide some input on the following sites.  Thanks in advance

Website Cost
https://www.hudhomesusa.org/signup.html $49/month
https://www.foreclosure.com $9.95/week
http://www.realtytrac.com $49/month
https://www.equator.com Free
https://www.homepath.com Free? lists properties owned by Fannie Mae (acquired through foreclosure). Besides listings, Fannie Mae's site also offers two types of financing: the HomePath mortgage, which allows as little as 3% down, and a renovation mortgage, which finances both your purchase and a "light" renovation.
https://www.homesteps.com Free? lists properties owned by Freddie Mac. Buyers of a Freddie Mac home that they plan to live in may qualify for a two-year home warranty and a discount of up to 30% on new appliances.

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