What Do You Mean by Foreclosed Apartment in Manila?
Foreclosed
properties have real potential to earn, but you also stand to lose money if you
are not careful with your purchase. A foreclosure property can be any piece of
land or an actual property that has been seized by the bank or the lender as a
result of missed mortgage payments or voluntary foreclosure due to some
unforeseen circumstances. Many see foreclosed properties as excellent
investments as they are essentially properties that you can buy at bargain
prices. However, there are certain things you should know when considering buying
a foreclosed apartment for your next real estate move. Here are some things to
keep in mind when looking at foreclosed properties in Manila:
1.
Cost of repair may get you.
Rarely
will you find a foreclosed property that is up to your exact specifications.
Because these properties are pre-owned, they most probably have gone through
some degrees of wear. Some may be in less than favorable shape and the money
you stand to save on the purchase might probably go into repairs and
improvements. Ask your agent about the condition of the property and do
thorough inspections of the home before taking the plunge.
2.
There are three kinds of foreclosed properties:
Pre-foreclosures – Pre-foreclosures
are properties at the stage wherein the owner is anticipating default on
payments. Owners of pre-foreclosures are typically looking to get out of their
mortgage contract through buyers at an agreed price.
Foreclosure Auctions – Properties that
are up for foreclosure auctions have already gone through foreclosure
proceedings. They are for sale and can be bought on cash basis only.
Post-foreclosures – Post-foreclosures
are properties that are past their redemption period (the period that are
allowed for owners to redeem the property by paying their dues). These
properties are under the full control of the bank/lender or the investor who
bought the property from the auction/through a pre-foreclosure agreement.
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