Frequently, I receive requests for info on Flagstaff Gated Golf Communities. To learn more & view homes, click here: http://bit.ly/qIKCcl This site is uptodate with all current listings including Bank Owned, foreclosures and short sales. Please contact me for additional information at 928.853.4289. Thanks for reading
Are you looking for a foreclosure home in Flagstaff or Northern Arizona in general? One source to consider would be a HUD foreclosure home. HUD is an acronym for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. This federal agency lists their upcoming and currently listed foreclosure homes on the following website: http://www.hudhomestore.com/HUDHome/Index.aspx?sLanguage=English. You can visit this website, view properties and then contact any real estate agent to help you place an offer or learn more about a particular property or properties.
It is not a true statement that you can buy from HUD directly. All HUD foreclosed homes are or will be listed with local real estate agents. In general, these foreclosed upon homes are priced below market making them a great deal. When you visit the HUD website and find a property you are interested in, check to see if it is currently listed or marked as “Coming Soon”. The coming soon status indicates that the home will show up as a listed property with a local Flagstaff real estate company in the next week or so.
In order to simplify the search process, you can view all currently listed HUD Flagstaff foreclosures and other foreclosed upon properties such as bank owned, Fannie Mae, and Freddy Mac homes on my Flagstaff real estate website, www.GreggMunson.com . To view these properties, just click on the “Bank Owned” tab on my home page. Again, this website contains all currently listed foreclosed homes with daily updates. Once you find a home(s) you like, Debbie and I will be happy to represent you in the purchase of a home in addition to providing comparable sales, neighborhood information and other pertinent data. As always, please don’t hesitate to contact us with questions. And remember, it’s a privilege to live in Flagstaff. Thanks for reading.
