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Framingham MA Foreclosures & Bank-Owned Homes for Sale

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Framingham MA Foreclosures, Bank Owned and Short Sale Property for Sale

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Ilyce Glink
Think Glink Media - Chicago, IL
Best-selling author, award-winning TV/radio host.

When shopping for a home are you better off looking for a short sale or buying one that has been foreclosed on? I answered this question from a reader on my site, but I'd be interested in hearing your perspective as well.

Nov 17, 2009 05:22 AM
Lynda Longmire
Virtual Homes Real Estate - Stoneham, MA

Thanks for your question Ilyce, when there is an option, I will always go for the bank owned - or at least until recently.  In Massachusetts, we now have the added concern as to whether the foreclosure was done correctly and if in fact, the bank now has a clear title to the property.  If the title is okay, then you know you can plan for a closing.    The Short Sales our office has been involved with, not only take forever, many times the buyer decides to move on and find something else that is easier to purchase. The hours wasted,,,wonder what value we should place on that?   I don't believe the lien holders have a systrem in place to respond in a reasonable time frame to an offer placed in front of them.  This just leads to frustration on the part of everyone.  I avoid them whenever possible.

Nov 17, 2009 06:31 AM
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