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Foreclosure and Non foreclosure Homes



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By : Bruce Swedal    9 or more times read
Submitted 2011-12-09 13:24:42
There are a lot of differences between a foreclosure and a non foreclosure home. When a person buys a foreclosed home, the closing process can take longer than a non foreclosed home. This is due to the amount of paper work involved with releasing the home from the bank or lender. Foreclosed homes are also more competitive in the market because there could be many than just one or two offers. A foreclosed home is a home that has been repossessed by a bank or a lender. It then becomes the property of the bank, until resold to another buyer at what is usually a lower price. There could be a significant difference in the price of a foreclosed home, as opposed to a non foreclosed home. Often times this is due to the condition of the property. In some areas there are more foreclosures being sold than non foreclosed homes. Even though it is a buyer’s market right now, non foreclosed homes and foreclosed homes are affected differently because they are in separate markets.

Non foreclosures are regular homes that are being sold by owners who want to use the money to buy a bigger home, or to move into a smaller place. These homes are not behind in payments, or in default. This puts these types of homes in a separate market than foreclosed homes. Sellers who are selling non foreclosed homes may be more negotiable on the price, due to the buyer’s market. Part of what has caused the buyer’s market is the increased number of foreclosed homes in comparison to non foreclosed homes. Most non foreclosed homes are selling at higher prices compared to foreclosed homes because of the poor condition that most foreclosure homes are in. There is a dip in prices for foreclosed homes when compared with non foreclosure homes. One of the things needed for the real estate market to begin to stabilize is a return of a more natural balance when comparing foreclosed homes to non foreclosures.

Sellers who are selling a non foreclosed home should look at the area where they are selling their home to find out if there are a lot of foreclosures in their area because this could negatively affect them when trying to sell their home in a quick manner. Most people are buying foreclosed homes because they are much cheaper. Even though both markets are separate from each other, they can still affect each other in a buyer’s market. Most distressed homes are already in foreclosure. There are not as many home owners who are starting the foreclosure process. Most of them have already walked away from their homes. In a few years, the number of foreclosed homes will return to a more natural balance and the non foreclosed homes will take dominance once again.

That is one of the reasons it is important to act now if you are considering any property purchases in the next couple years. Getting in while the pricing is advantageous for the buyer is the right time for a good deal.
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