About Orange County, CA

The list presented here are recently listed bank owned foreclosures for sale in Orange County, California. These foreclosed homes and condos have recently hit the market and are available for purchase. Each foreclosure property is listed with a local real estate Broker.

Call or text me if you would like additional information on any of the properties listed here or if you would like to preview the home. My direct line is: (714) 612-0995 or you can email me at GGasparRE@Yahoo.com

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* Each home listed in this report has a Broker representing the seller.

Yorba Linda Ca: Come check out The Fist Lady Pat Nixon's Centennial Exhibit for FREE on March 16th 2012 This is a great opportunity to view the new Exhibit for FREE! Also be involved in Historical Event! We'll be there!

Where: The RICHARD NIXON PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY

A fascinating story teller presentation exploring the life and legend of this remarkable First Lady. See White House furniture; a magnificent collection of Mrs. Nixon’s gowns; and hear comments by those who knew her, from Barbara Bush and Caroline Kennedy, to her grandchildren Christopher Cox and Jennie Eisenhower. Experience her humble beginnings, her world travel as an Ambassador of Goodwill, her dedication to helping others through active volunteerism, and her role in the White House as First Lady.

★ A SPECIAL BIRTHDAY PARTY

★ JOIN DAUGHTER JULIE NIXON EISENHOWER for the FREE opening of the new Pat Nixon Centennial Exhibit, “People Were Her Project.”

★SPECIAL GUEST – DAVID FERRIERO,

★ 11 am – OPENING CEREMONIES
featuring Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Archivist of the United States David Ferriero. FREE

★ Noon – CENTENNIAL BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
in the East Room with remarks by television and movie personality Ben Stein. Special birthday cake and musical entertainment by the Orange High School Chamber Singers.

Luncheon tickets: $35 (Members $32)

The following properties listed below were foreclosed upon by the lender and are now officially REO's (Real Estate Owned) or more commonly known as Bank Owned Foreclosures. Over the next few months each of these properties will be listed with a local broker for sale.

The state of California has a Non Judicial Foreclosure Process which allows the bank to sell a property at a Trustee Sale event held at a specific location, date and time. To view a graph on the process please visit California Foreclosure Process.

If you wish to read up on past Trustee Sale Results for Orange County you may review the “Archive List” of these past postings which is located just to the right hand side of this page. You also have the option to subscribe to my blog so that you will be notified on new postings relating to Trustee Sales Results for Orange County and on recently listed foreclosed homes for sale.

Interested as to when a specific property comes up for sale? No problem! Share with me the property’s address and I will notify you via email when it hits the market. Send your request to: GGasparRE@Yahoo.com.

I invite you to visit either one of my two web sites

GlennGaspar.com

GlennGaspar.FirstAmericanTeam.com

Other services I offer free of charge:

• Bank owned property lists targeting specific counties, cities or neighborhoods
• A personalized home search module which emails you new listings that fit your budget and needs
• ListingBook: your personal entry into our MLS system
• Provide you with detailed information on specific properties if you are getting the run around
• Answering your real estate questions if your seeking advice and guidance

Take a Walk Along Anaheim Coves

The City of Anaheim invites all the residents and visitors to explore the recently opened Anaheim Coves ares. This is a 14 acre nature park located along the Santa Ana River between Ball Rd and Lincoln AVE.

Here is some more inforamation about the Anaheim Coves:

Anaheim Coves represents the long-standing relationship linking the City, and the Orange County Water District (OCWD) to the Santa Ana River. The City has added a permeable 1.5 mile multi-use and handicap accessible trail, restrooms, parking, interpretative signage, irrigation, native landscaping including the planting of more than 1,000 trees, and observation areas throughout the park located adjacent to Burris Basin. The basin will continue to be used as an important water recharge and wildlife habitat area, with the City added amenities allowing residents and guests to enjoy the river trail system and natural environment in an urban setting.

“Anaheim Coves is beautiful, and I know it will be a popular place for families and neighbors to enjoy,” said Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait. “We are grateful to the Orange County Water District in sharing our vision to create this scenic outdoor space. Anaheim was named by German settlers to mean “Home by the Santa Ana River,” and at the opening of Anaheim Coves we will be one step closer to our historic roots.”

“Anaheim Coves gives residents an opportunity to enjoy walking trails around the lake that actually serves an important role in replenishing drinking water supplies for most of Orange County,” said Claudia Alvarez, President of OCWD. “It’s part of OCWD’s aquifer recharge system along the Santa Ana River where water is stored and percolates to deep aquifers, and visitors to the Coves may observe endangered California least terns and other sensitive bird species that have made Burris Basin a favorite nesting spot.”

Butterflies were released by local school children at the Anaheim Coves ground-breaking ceremony on April 13, 2010. We will again welcome local school children who will scatter flower seeds to complement the growth of Anaheim’s local habitat at Anaheim Coves.

Parking for the dedication ceremony will be available along Rio Vista St., or at the Calvary Baptist Church parking lot (Rio Vista St., and Wagner St.). Funds for this project were provided by the State of California and the Federal Recreational

Source: Anaheim.net

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Is Debt Relief Act Running Out?

If you are thinking about short selling your home, you may be running out of time!

The Federal Debt Relief Act of 2007 is scheduled to expire on December 31, 2012. This bill, along with a complementary bill in California allows sellers to exclude cancelled debt (short sale, foreclosure, deed in lieu or principal reduction/loan modification) from being counted as income for tax purposes. It is possible that these laws will be extended but there is no assurance especially with all the budget shortfalls in California.

Act now! If your home is "underwater" (the mortgage balance is higher than the value of the home) you should talk to a short sale specialist about the process of getting your home on the market and getting tax relief before it is too late. Short sales can take 60-150 days or more to get settled with the bank, so you really don't have a lot of time on your side.

Visit this SHORT SALE information page for more information or give me a call.

If you are looking to purchase a home, visit my website at Orange County Homes For Sale.