I'm sure I'm not the only one out there that has noticed things are getting quite competitive with housing again in Henderson.

During my daily Redfin log in this afternoon I noticed they're advertising 1.5% commission to sell a property.

It said "Sorry I can't vote for this post, I have run out of bullets for the day" That is when I first noticed and figured out what is happening. 

I noticed that there aren't many posts on here from people who live on Long Island.  

When the lender starts the process, a Notice of Default is recorded in the county where the property is located, along with a public notice in an adjudicated newspaper. 

I'm creating my cash buyer list and noticed they each gave me different results?

Combine that with the fact that monthly payments increased, therefore the price of home that people could afford decreased (if you can afford a $950 a month payment you can afford a $200,000 loan at 4% interest and only a $160,000 loan at 6% interest), and you've got no demand.   

They receive the first NOD from a foreclosure notice per the tax deed and will pay off the taxes as the first right. 

I checked out some recently sold properties in Ventura County on Zillow and I noticed that there are still bargains out there in SoCal. 

I noticed many of the homes there have "names", and usually some kind of plague, or sign outside displaying it to add some charm to the house.