Southern New Hampshire foreclosures can be great deals, but you’ll have a few decisions to make before you even go looking. Because there are so many options, here and throughout the nation, it’s important to figure out what type of foreclosed home is best for you.
Government Foreclosures
Homes with federally sponsored loans, such as HUD homes, are repossessed by government housing agencies. Because these homes offer a lot of opportunities for discount purchases, they move quickly.
Foreclosure Auctions
One of the most common ways to buy a foreclosure is while it’s on the chopping block of a traditional real estate auction. The auction is public, with homes sold to the highest bidder.
REO Foreclosures
Repossessed by the bank, real estate owned properties have been through a foreclosure auction

REO foreclosures also have auctions, but the bidding process is closed and blind – no haggling allowed. You look over the available properties and come up with an offer to buy the home directly from the bank, rather than competing with other buyers in a public sale.
One feature of REO foreclosures is that you can also set up the financing and mortgaging options through the same bank. Often, this gives the bank encouragement to give you a better price for the home, though you should always compare loan terms, conditions, and rates with other lenders.
Whether you’re looking at Southern New Hampshire foreclosures for investment opportunities, or to buy your dream home, you have a myriad of options. Knowing what you want - before you start looking - is one of the best ways to ensure you get the deal of a lifetime!
If you’re unsure which type of foreclosed home is best for you, or if you want help finding a great deal on a foreclosure, I can help. Call me at 603-821-1134 or email me at dave@daveheeter.com for more information.
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