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Downtown Fort Worth foreclosures - these do not last long so contact David Pannell to make a offer or showing request today
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Buying a foreclosure in today's real estate market is not that easy and without the experience of a broker you may not be successful. Most buyers will not think they need help and will not understand the process until it is to late. Most homes (9 out of 10) foreclosures will need work and will not be perfect per your inspection report.. There will be hidden things that you will not see until you close and ALL foreclosure properties are sold AS IS WHERE IS. All foreclosure will be priced at 79% compared to others in neighborhood. The price is set to attract the savvy buyer to view the home. You will not be the only bidder on these homes. Same with Short Sales-Pre Foreclosures. You will have to place a bid to win the house so pay what is recommended by a broker.
What this means for you is you either need to bid on several homes (low balling) or place a bid at about 83-85% of the apprised value determined from recent sells of foreclosed homes in the neighborhood. You will need a Broker for this information. Apples to Apples and not Oranges and Pears. Banks are not in the business of keeping inventory and their also not in the business of losing money to help you. Losing money from a bankers view is allowing a buyer to buy a good conditioned property below 20% appraised value of the neighborhood; however, unless the house can not pass a FHA inspection. This means the house is a dump and is far from move-in condition. The bank as a scale and it is not based off what a buyer considers, wear an tear or simple fixes. The bank will wait for a buyer to offer 80-85% apprised value. This in most cases is a higher price than what is listed as asking for the home. They have paid 2-6 Appraisers, BPO-Broker Priced Opinions to know what they need as their net amount or loss percentage. They can lose 15-20% off comparables and still recover their loss by mortgage insurance programs, government bailout and grants. No risk in having a broker help you find you the right deal. Call David Pannell today
David Pannell knows the process of buying a foreclosure very well. We purchased a HUD (Housing and Urban Development) forclosure in January-Feburary 2009. We looked at 10-12 homes my visit to Fort Worth Texas and had no luck in November 27th 2008. David worked late this night and found a HUD home just relisted on Bid Select. The next day he showed us a HUD home with a pool as I requested under 100,000. David Pannell was honest, straight forward and told us what to expected from the start with a HUD home. David Pannell told us we need to move quickly and place bid because the time frame was up in 5 hours at midnight. We won the bid from what David recommended 11:43 next day. The home orginally was sold at $134,000 in 2006 and I felt I got a great deal. We got the home for less then 100,000. Ask me anything on facebook" ~ Mike & kristen Andres Facebook
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