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Downtown Distress – Where are the best deals?

Now that DTLA and most of the Greater Los Angeles Area is booming, it’s getting tough for investors and other prospective home buyers and to find good deals — amazing lofts, condos and houses at a low price. #downtown

The good news is that great deals and superior investments definitely exist, but they take more time and effort, or better skill, tools and resources to find. #dtla #foreclosures #distress

Los Angeles Foreclosures Getting Hard To Find Around Downtown LA

DISTRESS SALE: Downtown Los Angeles Distressed Properties –Most REO foreclosure, auction, 3rd party and bank owned properties are advertised by commercial website services that charge to look at them, only to later reveal that they are not really foreclosures, but pre-foreclosures and pre-auctions, homes that usually are not going to be sold. Most home shoppers find that the $50.00 they spend on these fake foreclosure real estate tracking services are not worth the money. The solution to this problem is for prospective home buyers to get access to all types of distressed properties, including priority access to hot new listings in addition to expired, vacant, unsold, raw lofts, divorce sales, pocket listings, off-market and unlisted properties in Downtown LA, and also the up-and-coming neighborhoods near DTLA.

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Prospective new Downtowners have been asking a lot of questions lately about how high the prices might get, and when they might fall. Unfortunately, history has shown us that, while prices fall a bit quite frequently, they only fall a lot very rarely. Prices almost never fall during the times that many expect them to. Fortunately, there are ways to save money during any market. Here are some of them: #distresssale #dtla

Foreclosures – Not many these days because the real estate market is too hot.
Raw Lofts – Save money by putting your own finishig touches on incomplete lofts.
Distress Sale – Sellers somestimes get into hot water, and the buyer benefits.
Bank Owned – When a seller or developer is hemorrhaging money, the bank takes over.
Company Owned – Similar to a bank owned, but a company takes over instead.
REO – A common type of foreclosure
Auction – When a seller really wants to sell fast, an auction gets it done fast.
New Homes – Shiny homes with no problems but sellers are motivated to sell ’em fast.
Vacant Homes – Sellers often reduce the price on vacant homes because they need to sell.
100-Year Lease Houses – Seller of new homes can give a lower price when land is cheap.
Off-Market Properties – Homes that are expired, on hold, or canceled listings
Pocket Listings
Unlisted Lofts
Train Station Homes
River Homes
Fixer-Uppers
Expired Listings
For Sale By Owner
Lawsuits and Litigation
Mills Act
Panic Sellers
Arts District Homes – Not the cheapest, but could be the best bargain compared to future.
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