Newburyport Massachusetts foreclosures, bank owned and REO (Real Estate Owned) are terms commonly used to describe properties that are owned by a lender (investor, financial institution; typically a bank), after an unsuccessful sale at a foreclosure auction or property obtained by a "deed in lieu." The lender will then resell the property by direct sale or market their inventory through a Realtor. The lender is motivated to sell the property quickly and qualified buyers may benefit from an aggressive market price.
The foreclosure process begins when the homeowner defaults on their mortgage. The first step for the lien holder (s) is to obtain the right to sell at auction. In Massachusetts, this process takes a minimum of 75-90 days and if the homeowner contests the process in court or files bankruptcy the delay can be significant. Go to
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