Mitch Argon

Looking for Carson City bank owned property?

I just updated a list of Carson City foreclosure and short sale home listings on my web site. This information is available at no charge and with no registration required.

For Carson City investors or others looking for foreclosure real estate listings, it may be the best free source for such information.

If you are looking to buy any of these Carson City short sale properties and you have a specific timetable to "move in", be advised that the banks are not very responsive - this creates frustration for buyers, sellers, and agents...

I hope the information is useful for you.

Mitch

Greetings -

As of Jan 3, 2008, there are approximately 165 Reno foreclosure homes and Reno short sale homes (and about 16 condos in the same condition) in the MLS. Last month at this time, there were about 170 (homes and condos combined).

Most foreclosure homes make their way into the MLS because the starting bids the banks place on them at auction is generally equal to the amount of the mortgage. No surprise that nobody is willing to pay such a price and assume a negative equity position at once.

Check out the list of Reno Nevada foreclosure and short sale home listings. It's free and a good resource for those of you in need of this information.

Cheers!

Mitch

Greetings -

In an effort to help Sparks home buyers who are trying to gain access to information on foreclosure and other distressed properties, I post a list (updated about once a week for Sparks properties) of Sparks Nevada Notice of Default and Notice of Sale properties.

This information comes from Washoe County and may be helpful to many. Some of the smaller counties only get updated once a month due to a lower volume of distressed properties.

If Sparks foreclosure homes interest you, be advised that you will need patience - and lots of it. Most of the lenders are overwhelmed and the "approval machinery" is seized up. It may not be uncommon to need to wait for several weeks for a response based on my recent experiences.

The current post contains listings from December 14-18, 2007.

Cheers!

Mitch

Greetings -

With the continued interest among Reno real estate buyers in foreclosure homes, I am putting regular posts on my blog site with all properties with a notice of sale (notice of trustee's sale) and notice of defaults that have been filed with Washoe county.

Due to the large volume of activity in Washoe county (relative to Carson City county, Douglas county, and Lyon county), I will be posting new Reno notice of default and notice of sale lists on close to a weekly basis.

While pursuing bank owned properties may not be the best path for all buyers, these lists will give those of you who are serious about this the opportunity to see properties that are in the "pre foreclosure" stage and may be available for "short sale" purchases.

Visit my blog site to see Reno Nevada Notice of Default and Notice of Sale properties. The current list contains listings from December 14-18, 2007.

Cheers!

Mitch