Are Trinity foreclosures a good deal? The answer is
maybe. There are certain factors that make a home in default attractive to
a buyer and the only way to know for sure is to contact us and let us go to work
for you to find out.
All the homes below are either in default
(pre-foreclosure) or about to go into default, or are already bank owned.
The foreclosure process begins shortly after a property owner fails to make their mortgage
payments. This usually
takes a few months and the property owner may contract to sell the home at a
good price upon the
condition that the lender will accept a lesser amount (short sale) than what is
due on the mortgage.
Foreclosure is the process by which a bank or other secured creditor
takes back ownership of a piece of real property due to owner's failure to pay
their mortgage. Once the bank repossesses the property, it is sold (bank
owned) and they will
typically start the selling price at what is left on the loan balance.
Many times foreclosures are good buys but not always. Should you find
something you are interested in, we will guide you through the process every
step of the way,
making sure you are protected and getting a great deal.
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New Port Richey $299,000 |
Trinity $298,000 |
Trinity $229,000 |
Trinity $975,000 |
Trinity $695,000 |
Odessa $555,000 |
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