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Renters Take Advantage of Foreclosures
The mess in the subprime industry has resulted to a large inventory of foreclosure properties. The increase in the inventory actually triggered decline in home values as well as reduction in equity gains.

Such market conditions are currently attracting renters who were not able to afford to buy homes before. For instance, a foreclosure home with a market value of $500,000 is being sold with a huge discount for as much as 40 percent. On the other hand, there are also properties whose market values have declined considerably and made them much more affordable.
Unfortunately, the problems in the housing industry have also resulted to the tightening of lending guidelines. There is also the issue with the slowing economy which is causing many buyers to hesitate. But if you have a good credit score and have saved enough money for a down payment, you will surely benefit from the favorable conditions.
Obviously, renters will never have any problems looking for these foreclosure properties. The market is literally overflowing with these repossessed houses, some can even be found in great neighborhoods. Markets hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis are actually those who have recorded incredible sales activity during the last housing boom.
Experts believe that although there may not be an increase in home sales volume, renters are on the move. There are even foreclosure brokers who are dealing with more and more buyers who are renters. Such trend clearly shows that renters are indeed on the move.
Renters should, of course, consider that foreclosed properties are sold ‘as is’. This means that they will have to spend some money for repairs and renovation. For this reason, it is important that the repossessed homes are inspected properly in order to correctly estimate the cost of the repair. By not doing so, renters might find themselves with huge repair costs that they could not afford.
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