M & T Bank Foreclosed Homes

M & T Bank has a very informative website for foreclosed homes.























They allow you to search by listing tyoe, state ot price range.

Chase Foreclosed Homes

Chase Mortgage has a website for their foreclosed properties.
















You may search the Chase-owned properties by city, state, zip or county.

Ocwen Financial Foreclosed Homes

The Ocwen Financial foreclosed homes website is now Altisource.
















The new website has some excellent options for searches.

You may search by MLS #, Property ID, Location, Property Type, etc.

IndyMac Bank Foreclosures

IndyMac Bank has a great website to search for foreclosed homes.

















You can easily find what you are looking for with their search options:

Property type
City
State
Zip
Bedroom
Bathroom
Price
Range

HSBC Foreclosed Properties

HSBC has a very straighforward and easy to use website showing their bank-owned properties.






















You can easily view them by searching by state.

Bank of America Owned Properties

Bank of America has a good website for you to search for foreclosed properties in your area for free.

You may search by state and sort by:

City

Adress

County

Property Type

Contact Name

Contact Phone

List Price

The website is very informative and easy to use.

Free Websites for Foreclosed Homes

You have raised your FICO score, your credit is squeaky clean, and you have managed to scrounge-up a down payment for a new home in the spiraling economy.

Where do you go now?

Do you go where all of the other people fortunate enough to be in the same position you are go, only to take a number and wait for the opportunities to pass you by, just like they did when the real estate market was booming?

The answer is, no!!

Free Websites for Foreclosed Homes, generally are not free. You need to pay a subscription to get access to these opportunities...and everyone has most likely been there already.

Whenever you go where everyone else goes for opportunities, you do 2 things that kill your chances:

1) You wait for them to get the good offers.

2) You pay a premium.

You need to create your own opportunities, just as a person looking for a new job goes directly to the companies to ask for a job (and not to classifieds), you need to create your own opportunities:

Rather than waste your time, try going right to the source, the banks.

The type of property that you will be looking for is called R.E.O (Real estate Owned) property. Your task now, would be to find the brokers, or agents that handle these for the banks, before they go to the directories where everyone sees them.

Each bank should have an R.E.O branch, here are some for you:

Countrywide REO
Bank of America REO
HSBC REO
IndyMac Bank REO
Ocwen Financial REO
JP Morgan Chase Bank REO
M&T Bank REO
Wells Fargo REO
Washington Mutual REO
American Home Mortgage REO
Wachovia REO
SunTrust REO
Compass Bank REO
Fannie Mae REO
Freddie Mac REO
HUD REO
Citibank REO
Citibank REO
Sallie Mae Financial Services Properties
Beal Bank Commercial REO
National City Mortgage REO
Taylor Bean REO
Downey Savings & Loan REO
US Bank REO

You could always create your own REO website if you want to try to make some extra money.

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