Real estate agents say auctions have become one of the most popular ways to get foreclosed homes at rock-bottom prices.
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Real estate agents say auctions have become one of the most popular ways to get foreclosed homes at rock-bottom prices.
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The Chicago-Naperville-Joliet metropolitan area had the highest home foreclosure rate in Illinois for the first half of the year.
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Between May and June 2009, the number of foreclosures in Connecticut went up almost 5 percent, according to RealtyTrac, a foreclosure listing service.
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Foreclosed Hays County properties listed for auction on the first Tuesday in August are 71 percent higher than last year and that figure is the highest in the four counties the Foreclosure Listing Service (FLS) classifies as Austin Metro.
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The Micropreneur Academy (www.Micropreneur.com) is an online training program for current and aspiring software entrepreneurs.
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If you want to see economic stress, come to Michigan. Foreclosures remain stubbornly high, budget shortfalls are forcing state workers to take unpaid days off and thousands of workers tied to the domestic automakers are anxious about how they’ll fare with the refashioned Chrysler LLC and General Motors Corp. out of bankruptcy.
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(AP:LANSING, Mich.) If you want to see economic stress, come to Michigan.
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In this photo taken April 23, 2009, Robin Lewis sits in her kitchen surrounded by jugs of water in Rockford, Ill. Lewis who’s water and heat have been shut off, is trying desperately to save her home from foreclosure.
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Home sales in Bibb and Houston counties have continued to take a hit, though recent national reports suggest the real estate market overall may be improving.
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The rash of commercial property foreclosure postings in North Texas is spreading into higher-priced buildings, and real estate experts say they expect more upscale properties to be in the mix in the months ahead.
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