Foreclosure Buying Tricks - Ever Heard of Re-Capture?

Looking to purchase a Foreclosed property? If so, have you ever heard of the term re-capture? Often this is the most important thing to the bank that hold the note on the foreclosed property. In many cases where there are multiple offers, the buyer who allows the bank re-capture can win the property even if they don’t have the strongest offer price to purchase.

 If you would like to learn more about re-capture on Foreclosed properties or have any questions on purchasing a bank owned (REO) property or on buying at the Foreclosure Auction or are interested in purchasing Short Sale properties feel free to contact us here:

Here are a few more important tips on Foreclosures!

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Lovely 5 Bedroom Home In The Lake Hills Community

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Priced at $389,000

Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 2
Home Size: 1,830 sq.ft. Garage: 2
Lot Size: 7,500 sq.ft. County: King
Property Type: Single Family Home Year Built: 1958
MLS Number: 326983

Property Description

A must see! This is a home that doubles as an oasis! This lovely 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has been artfully updated throughout.You will adore the tasteful color selections and modern touches including custom gallery lighting, glass paneled 10 x 12 deck off master a new stone faced chimney. Other upgrades includenewer Jorve vented roof, double pane windows, new hot water tank, 2 gas fireplaces, front fenced patio a backyard boasting 7 varieties of Japanese Maples with dozens of plant types blooming from Spring to Fall.…

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Seattle Area Pending Home Sales Jump 27.4 percent from twelve months ago!

KIRKLAND, Wash. (March 5, 2012) – With spring on the horizon and consumer confidence on the rise, members of Northwest Multiple Listing Service are reporting positive gains in activity. Pending sales for February increased more than 27 percent from a year ago, more sellers are listing their homes, and brokers are reporting an uptick in multiple offers.

"Buyers are beginning to realize that we may have seen the bottom of this real estate market," remarked Frank Wilson, branch managing broker at John L. Scott Real Estate in Poulsbo and a member of the Northwest MLS board of directors. "Waiting to buy may only result in paying a higher interest rate, having fewer houses to choose from, or finding that sellers do not need to give up as much as…

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Sunday Funny - Creative Landscaping

High Impact Real Estate Marketing & 1% MLS Listing Commissions For Today’s Home Sellers

The Cascade Team Real Estate is a company like no other because of the marketing, service and home seller savings we provide. We understand that in today’s real estate & home selling environment, we need to provide a high level of real estate service and wide spread marketing of the home for sale, utilize technology to keep our home seller clients in the communication loop and provide added value to both buyers and homesellers in the real estate transaction. The effective use of technology tools allows our local Seattle & San Diego real estate agents to focus more of their time on servicing our clients and finding buyers for your home, all the while…

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Why You Should Google Your Home Address

It seems almost negligent these days to go meet with a prospective employer, set your kid up on a sleep-over or even add an old friend on Facebook without first running the company's name, your kid's pal's parents or your old college chum through Google -- just to see. But it's nowhere near as common (yet) to Google or otherwise do an internet search for your home's address.

There are at least six compelling reasons it makes sense to do so, though -- especially if it's an address you're thinking of renting, buying or selling. Smart homeowners would do well to search for their addresses, too, and here's why:

#1. To See If Megan's Law Registrants Live Nearby
Safety first, folks. Megan's law requires law-enforcement authorities to make information…

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Why You Should Google Your Home Address

It seems almost negligent these days to go meet with a prospective employer, set your kid up on a sleep-over or even add an old friend on Facebook without first running the company's name, your kid's pal's parents or your old college chum through Google -- just to see. But it's nowhere near as common (yet) to Google or otherwise do an internet search for your home's address.

There are at least six compelling reasons it makes sense to do so, though -- especially if it's an address you're thinking of renting, buying or selling. Smart homeowners would do well to search for their addresses, too, and here's why:

#1. To See If Megan's Law Registrants Live Nearby
Safety first, folks. Megan's law requires law-enforcement authorities to make information…

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