A practical step by step guide to buying a foreclosed home, from finding listings to closing. Read More →

Our hands-on 2026 review of Foreclosure.com: legitimacy, real listing counts, pricing caveats, pros and cons, and the best alternatives. Read More →

The State of Online Foreclosure Listings in 2025: What’s Real, What’s Noise Published October 2025 by Foreclosure Websites Comparisons After more than a decade tracking foreclosure data sites, we’ve watched the space evolve from basic spreadsheets to sophisticated property-intelligence platforms. … Read More →

With the housing market in the condition that it’s in these days, many prospective home buyers are interested in purchasing homes that are either foreclosed or in some stage of the foreclosure process. But buying a foreclosed home is different … Read More →

There is a relatively new phenomenon that is hitting the nation’s housing market and it is becoming something of a widespread problem. In states across the country, the foreclosure process is being initiated on homes but not followed through to … Read More →

Since 2007 literally millions of Americans have lost their homes to foreclosure. With the tidal wave of foreclosures which swept across the country over the past 6 to 7 years, thousands of neighborhoods across the country saw home values plummet … Read More →

According to a new report approximately 30,000 New York City homeowners, mostly in minority communities, are currently at risk a foreclosure. This situation is in contrast to reports which indicate that the United States is finally beginning to pull out … Read More →

Over the past six years the United States has attempted to put its real estate house back in order. But a number of contravening factors, including reduced lending by mortgage lenders, record foreclosures, and a hesitancy by the public to … Read More →

As the foreclosure crisis reportedly subsides, researchers are continuing to look into its causes and long term effects. What they are finding is troubling. Despite the improving economy, and mortgage servicers’ apparent vested interest in helping homeowners get back on … Read More →

Everyone knows that having disagreeable neighbors can make the joys of homeownership slightly less pleasurable. Neighbors who play their music too loudly, have barking dogs, entertain visitors at all hours of the night, or poorly care for their properties, have … Read More →