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Buying a Clovis Home after a Foreclosure or Short Sale

How Soon Can You Buy Again?

If you’re a Clovis or Fresno resident and lost your home to a short sale or foreclosure, you may have thought you would never be able to purchase another home again. But that’s not true. In fact, for the millions of Americans have went through a short sale or foreclosure in the last few years it’s possible purchase a new home in 2 years after your short sale.

You read that right: some loan programs allow you to obtain a new mortgage in as little as 24 months after a short sale.

Not everyone will qualify for these types of loans, but it’s possible. Ok, so enough about what is possible – what’s realistic?

Buying a Clovis home again after a short sale or foreclosure depends on what type of mortgage you’re trying to qualify for and how much money you can put down. Mortgage lending guidelines after a short sale or foreclosure depend on the lender. But here are some of the most common scenarios of when you can purchase another home: Read the rest of this entry »

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Clovis Foreclosures – More on the Way

Lately there’s been plenty of good news recently in the Clovis housing market.  If you’re a Clovis home buyer more good news is on the way.  The number of Clovis foreclosures are about to increase according to a leading housing experts. Read the rest of this entry »

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5 Tips on Buying a Clovis Foreclosure

Clovis Foreclosures for saleForeclosures accounted for nearly 40% of all homes sales this past month in Fresno County.  And why not?  Some Clovis foreclosures are selling at up to 50% less than comparable Clovis homes. Talk about a bargain.  If you’re interested in rummaging through the bargain bin of Clovis homes here’s a primer on how to buy a Clovis foreclosure:

1.  Find Clovis foreclosure listings – This is the easy part. You don’t need to show up at courthouse auctions or search through legal filings.  All you need to do is let us know we’ll send you a current list of ALL Clovis Foreclosures.  We’ll even send you an daily Clovis foreclosure list if you like.  Just click here.

2.  Work with a specialized agent – A Realtor who specializes in Clovis foreclosures is not only a time saver, but a necessity these days.  They will guide you through the process, help you find the best Clovis properties, tip you off to the various issues, challenges, and risks, and do the ins-and-outs along the way, from researching property title documents to recommending reputable inspectors and contractors.  If you’re looking for a foreclosure, Kim Harrell is our Clovis Foreclosure expert and Nicole Hamilton is our Fresno Foreclosure expert.

3.  Understand your buying options – While you can buy directly from the owner (before they’re officially foreclosed on), or try your hand among the seasoned investors at an auction, the safest way to buy a foreclosed property is to buy it back from the bank (bank foreclosed properties are also called real estate owned, or REOs). That’s because you can inspect the home before you buy it, and you can finance the purchase with a mortgage. Furthermore, when a bank takes back a home, it will clear any outstanding liens.

4.  Budget for repairs/renovations – Don’t underestimate the amount of work that may be needed to restore the home to a “livable” condition as these residences are sold “as is.” A good rule of thumb is to can factor in 10% for updates and repairs on any Clovis foreclosure purchase.  Not all Clovis foreclosures require that much money for repairs.  Some will be more.  Some will be less.

5.  Make an appropriate bid – Banks aren’t necessarily selling foreclosed homes at the kind of fire sale prices you’d find at a pre-foreclosed sale or at an auction, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t haggle – particularly if the bank has a huge inventory of foreclosed homes, and the property has sat vacant for some time. Just make sure you’ve done your homework, taking into consideration not only the price, but also the condition of the property, and the surrounding neighborhood. Ideally, you want to find a foreclosure in a Clovis neighborhood that doesn’t have very many of them. Also, you have to be pre-approved before you can submit an offer (banks won’t consider offers without a pre-approval letter).  Need to get pre-approved or have financing questions?  Click here.

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Clovis Foreclosures

December 6th, 2010

Clovis Foreclosures

Did you know that there are over 100 Clovis foreclosures for sale with prices starting as low as $21,900!   Whether you’re looking for a great Clovis school district, luxury Clovis home, investment property, or just a bargain-priced home in Clovis, all of these Clovis foreclosures must be sold!

To receive a FREE list of Clovis foreclosures, just fill out the information below and we’ll email you a list of  Clovis foreclosures to browse through.  Your list includes all  foreclosure listings in Clovis with photos, prices, addresses, school information, and more!

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Clovis Foreclosures for Sale – How Title Insurance Can Save Your Home

Clovis foreclosureIf you’ve been considering buying a Clovis foreclosure you’ve probably seen the news recently.  Numerous national banks have been scrutinized for mishandling their paperwork, meaning previous purchases of Clovis foreclosures are potentially in danger. 

But what if you already bought a Clovis foreclosure?  Can they take your new Clovis home away?  And what if you’ve been considering purchasing a Clovis foreclosure — what must you do to protect yourself so the original owners can’t come back and take your new purchase away?  This article details what to do if you recently purchased a Clovis foreclosure, and what you need to do to protect yourself if you buy one of these bargain homes.

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