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Jonah Peralta
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East Bay Auction Locations

Jonah Peralta
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Anyone in the East Bay know of any foreclosure auctions or pre-foreclosure auctions. Im aware most are held at the courthouse steps, whats the dates those are held. What are some possible other auctions held outside of the court (trustee)?

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Sam Shueh
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Sam Shueh
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Going to the court finding out 98% scheduled auctions are pulled. Owners got an extension, filed bankruptcy, cancelled. Most bidders bringing cashiers checks feel uncomfortable without knowing the inside condition.  There are lists they will sell to you about coming properties and $ realized by subscription only.  The announced listing is not on the schedule. So you can plan for it. 
You do better bid online through Xomes, Auction etc. Some allows you view in advance. Many don't. 

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