Foreclosures

A "foreclosure" is the process of enforcing the lender's rights once the obligation secured by a deed of trust is in default. (For example, when a property owner falls behind on mortgage payments.) The lender (eg. a bank) demands that their attorney foreclose on the defaulted deed of trust. Foreclosed homes therefore, are properties that that have been repossessed by a lender and are subsequently resold to another buyer.

If you're interested in buying a "foreclosure," you'll still need a professional realtor to help you through the paperwork. For more facts about foreclosures, click here!

Click here for list of foreclosure.

NOTICE: We do not mark those homes under contract or "off the markets." However, if the home you're looking for at is not available, we do have other home similar in style and price. Please ask your Agent. Foreclosure properties can change status on a daily basis. We do not mark those homes as "under contract" or "sold." Because inventory changes so quickly. All information although believed to be accurate is not guaranteed. For up-to-date status on a foreclosure property, please email our Foreclosure Department.