Foreclosures
If you are facing foreclosure and need help,
call the Hope Hotline at 888 995-HOPE or go to www.995Hope.org
If you are facing a foreclosure auction soon you might need to sell your house as a short-sale to stop the foreclosure. This will stop the foreclosure, but you will need to convince the lenders of your “hardship” for them to agree. You will need to move, and your credit will be hurt, but not as much as a foreclosure.
If you have first tried and failed to get a loan modification, speak to a CPA or Attorney. If they suggest a short-sale, contact me immediately.
There is very limited time to get this done.
To search for East Bay foreclosures go to the
new MLS search page
select the foreclosures button.
If you are a buyer looking for properties, I can send immediate, automatic email notifications of REO (Bank Owned) properties in your area email your:
- Area of interest (city, zip code, or neighborhood)
- Price range
- Bedrooms/Baths/Size etc.
Send this information to REOdeals@EastBayPlus.com
Here is some recent news about foreclosures:
I was looking to buy a home in Hayward,
I would appreciate it if you would
help me out….Thank you
Bree
December 30, 2007
Hi, would these include any preforeclosure data in the San Francisco Area? Sounds like you have a really great system especially since it is up-to-date with 30 day history.
Kelsheikh
January 14, 2008
Hi Kelsheikh,
Technically the NOD and the NOT are pre-forclosure. Only the REO are post-foreclosure.
I also work with Buyers to help them mine for owners who are not yet at NOT, but will be soon.(true pre-foreclosure)
These are the Sellers who can really be helped by selling quickly at a resonable price. Win-Win, the only type of deals I do.
The weekly lists are for the previous 30 days.
I also have all of 2007 available as a single file (call or email your request)
I hope it’s useful
Eric
Eric Haggin
January 14, 2008
We are looking into buying investment properties in Oakland, Alameda. How does the market look like in those areas?
Do you prefer Oak/Ala, or Dublin/San Ramon?
Tony
March 4, 2008
Hi Tony,
When I help Investors I am area neutral. What makes an area good for investing is specific to the needs, talents, interests, and goals of each Investor.
I have moved all my investments out of California for now, I may start buying again here sometime. For me this has been a good choice.
I live in Dublin so I know this area better then Oakland, but there are opportunities in every market for careful, rational investors. Oakland has more multifamily properties then Dublin, Dublin may be a better long term play for SFRs.
I teach a class to Realtors which is intended to help them define the needs of their Clients and then find investments to fit the Client. It’s a critical step that many of us Investors forget to do for ourselves.
2008~2009 will remembered as a time when those of us who took action became multi-millionaires.
Contact me if I can help.
Eric Haggin
925 336-6462
eric@eastBayPlus.com
Eric Haggin
March 4, 2008
My name is Sherri, want to buy a home in Contra Costa County; Pleasant Hill, Concord or Walnut Creek. Want a 3-4 bedroom home that doesn’t require too much work to be done. Please email me XXXXXX@comcast.net
Sherri
March 11, 2008
Hi, I am looking to buy a home in Albany. Pls email me. Thank you.
Hang
April 3, 2008
I am looking to buy a very low cost (under $150K) single-family house in Richmond, San Pablo, or possibly Oakland, Vallejo or east Contra Costa to use as rental property. It may need some fixing up if price is low enough. Poor neighborhood okay, but NOT high violent crime/shooting area (e.g. not North Richmond) Can you be of help to me?
DK
April 12, 2008
please send me your weekly foreclosure listing for the santa clara county. Thanks.
sara
May 4, 2008
My name is Tracy Mitchell, my fiance and I are looking to buy a
ome in the Beaumont, Ca area, could you help us
out?
Anonymous
July 8, 2008
Hi Tracy,
Sorry, I would like to help you but I work in the San Francisco Bay area only.
Eric
Eric Haggin
July 8, 2008
looking for bank owned properties, and REO’s. zipcode is 18901
Gret
September 3, 2008
Please,
Send all available counties NOD list excel.
Thank you
Teresa
Teresa Almeida
October 5, 2008
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October 18, 2008
Hi Eric:
I am looking for a home (under $100,000) preferably in the area where I live Piedmont Avenue, Berkeley or Alameda, 3 bedrooms 1 and 1/2 bathrooms or 2, laundryroom and garage… hope this isn’t too much to ask for? I am a first time home buyer.
Jennifer Jones
June 20, 2009