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How do I buy pre-foreclosure house?
I live in central New Jersey, where property prices have not fallen. However, the number Pre-foreclosure homes are reaching the sky. I tried to write letters to purchasers of pre-foreclosure homes, attempting to obtain property. But there is no response at all. What do you think I should do to get that thought of the sale. And if you are prepared to negotiate, I must make a settlement offer to the current value market or according to what they should to the lender. Any response will be appreciated Thanks a lot
Welcome to my world! 
I write letters and get some answers when written by hand. First, why not try to buy short sales listed in the MLS? The real estate agents are already in foreclosure of a seller who is willing to sell. Second, homeowners are either in denial, want to keep their homes, ashamed on their status and / or unwilling to talk about the financial situation with strangers. So keep that in mind. It offers an exit strategy that benefits them, such payments for the first 3 months of rent. Second, every foreclosure is different. Some have equity, some not. Some have died, some are the result of bad tenants or divorce, etc. You have to look at each property and situation. Personally, I like short sales. In my area, I get it cheaper bank owned properties. Also I do not like deceiving a homeowner equity, as they face a hardship (but that's just me). To purchase a short sale that is listed in the MLS, follow these two points: As a buyer, you need to have your eyes on the most comparable sales agent and provide below 10% (where% for areas housing prices have more than 300k, 20 for more than 200k and 30% for households above or below 100K). For example, if the last 1-6 months sales prices were 350, 330, 335 your bid will be 300k. You also have to ask the seller to pay all costs and 3% of the cost end. If the home is owner occupied, then no agent, please contact the owner and tell them you will give them $ 1,500 if they use their bid only after the close of escrow. The seller receives nothing short of a sale and offering money to motivate them to use its bid for short selling. In addition to gives them money to move. Now, the only people who will have the home are people who offer owners the opportunity to rent back or provide more money (owners tend to catch on quickly when they realize they can benefit from a short sale). If the owners are out of state or anywhere, be creative. The second part is the BPO. The bank sends an appraiser to the house. It is very important that one of the agents meet the appraiser and give them low 3 sold comps and 3 under force. Call let the appraiser know that the house is in foreclosure and any value equal to or less than 300k would be appreciated as it will help the owner out. Ask for a card visit and say that when this is over, and if it becomes a success, you want to send the appraiser a special thanks. The business card also let you know if an appraiser or realtor. The real estate agent is doing BPOs are hoping that the short selling a mistake and you get the list. So in order to provide high numbers to the bank. So knowing that you're trying to, you know what to expect and what their next strategy is. There are more but these two points can help. Good luck! "
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