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Top Five Locations to Find Foreclosures
No one has a lot of time to waste looking for foreclosures in today's world and that's just why we're here at ForeclosureConnections.com. We've got deals for as low as $10,000 and we list all the government foreclosed homes and bank foreclosures to name just a few.
To make sure that we're your best source for any kind of foreclosures that you're looking for, we continually scour the market looking for the places that are the best deals for you. Here's a list of the most recent.
Memphis, Tenn. With an average price of just under $72,000, buying a foreclosure in this southern state is a good deal. Remember that home prices increased here between 2009 and 2010 so far. Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, Wis. An astounding 22% of houses sold in the first quarter were foreclosures here. Again, home prices increased almost 7 percent. Buffalo-Niagara Falls, N.Y. Eight hundred homes were sold there in the first quarter and eight percent were foreclosures. Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor, Ohio. Things get more encouraging as the list works toward the last position and this is the location where 26% of the homes sold were foreclosures. San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, Calif. This is one of the most scenic places in the United States and one of the best places to shop for foreclosures. The choices were outstanding here with 45% of the sales in the first quarter being foreclosures.
Remember that the prices have gone low enough in these areas to make it more than worth your while to purchase, renovate and then resell at a profit. Take a good look at what we offer here at ForeclosureConnections.com. We offer features like:
- Articles on foreclosures Listings to over 1 million foreclosed homes;
- A new property added every day;
- Now is the time to consider taking advantage of the great deals on foreclosures.
About the Author
Andrew Jones is an author with great knowledge of foreclosure homes. He has several years of experience in writing about real estate. For more information on foreclosure homes please visit http://www.ForeclosureConnections.com.
Why do people think it GOOD that Mccain doesn't understand economics? He could sign treaties like NAFTA?
We're in an economical situation right that kind of REQUIRES qualified people at the wheel. Foreclosures, banks in trouble, homeowners in big trouble, stock market not faring well, overspending, borrowing, inflation....
Average Joe is CONCERNED about these things.
Do you think the average person is reassured to know the Pres doesn't understand economics? The Pres can sign treaties such as NAFTA...ask Ohio, MI, Pennsylvania what they think about NAFTA.
I am sure both Clinton and Obama UNDERSTAND economics. They GET what's happening. They TALK about solutions, issues, plans...Mccain seems not to understand the teminology, let alone the complex things.
McCain has been the ONLY honest Presidential Candidate by stating he is not an economist. We don't have any economists running for President, just some candidates that are self proclaimed and are stating their opinions. None of those things listed have anything to do with the President.
Honest candidates such as John McCain realize that Presidents appoint people within their administration that deal with specific tasks.
The things that Obama and Clinton understand are to create a huge burden on people by substantially increasing taxes and creating more social programs to get more people dependent on the government to take care of their needs.
Ohio Man Destroys Home to Avoid Foreclosure