Foreclosure.com Review: What Can This Website Do For Real Estate Investors?

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Foreclosure.com is a website that aggregates data from thousands of different sources all over the country (courthouse records, banks, mortgage records, government agencies, etc.) to give you ONE central place where you can find a ton of real estate deals.

Don't get me wrong - there are plenty of other places where you can find this information, but it usually requires you to look at a bunch of different sources that aren’t user-friendly, and oftentimes you won’t be able to see everything from these sources (e.g., a bank’s list of REO properties will only show you the properties owned by that one bank - not ALL of the foreclosures in the area).

Foreclosure.com gives you a massive shortcut to finding many worthwhile deals in your working markets, so you'll know where to put the magnifying glass.

In this blog post, we're going to dive into the details of what this site has to offer real estate investors, the differences between all the different listing types it has to offer, and how you can actually use the site to start finding deals, making offers and making money.

How to Make Offers

So you've found a deal you want to pursue on the site... what's the next step to make an offer?

To make an offer, you'll need to contact the appropriate party to get the process started, and the party you'll need to contact depends entirely on the type of listing you're looking at.

Remember, Foreclosure.com is just a platform that shows information. They aren't involved with the actual buying or selling process.

So, depending on what types of listings you come across, I thought it would be helpful to put together this quick explanation on each one, along with some notes about what's going on with each type of listing and who you'll need to contact to pursue the deal.