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The slowing real estate market in 2006 will provide the first real price opportunities for buyers for the first time in most American residential real estate markets. But don't look for bargain basement prices on foreclosures. Several factors will keep foreclosure prices at points that might not be worth the additional risks involved with them. Experienced foreclosure buyers will still be in the market, and don't underestimate their influence if you end up in a bidding war with them at a foreclosure auction.
Foreclosures come in three basic varieties. First there is the auction or trustee sale which happens after the property owner defaults on their mortgage and the mortgage holder or lender sells the property to the highest bidder at a public sale. The second are the Real Estate Owned or REO property that the lender owns after the owner defaults on their mortgage, the lender manages and sells the home through a traditional real estate agent. And finally there are HUD foreclosures who in turn auctions those properties whose loans have been guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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