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About: Crystal Watts is a Digital Media Content Manager and freelance Copywriter. She holds Bachelor of Science Degree in Management and an Associate Degree in Commercial Graphics and Digital Media. Her specialization and expertise include web application technology, information architecture, internet technology, interactive media, social networking, content development, publishing, marketing, public relations, web analytics, reporting, business development, and career development.See Authors Posts (34)

Homes that have been foreclosed upon typically sell for a lower price than a comparable, non-foreclosure home at market price. Once Foreclosure has taken place, the lender takes possession of the property and most often has no current use for the property and therefore is considered a financial burden due to maintenance and upkeep of the property. In most cases, the lender has multiple properties and is motivated to sell as quickly as possible. Negotiating the purchase of a foreclosed or default property can take place at a below-market rate mortgage, closing costs and all other funds can also be put into the pot before agreeing to purchase.  [Read More]