Make money investing in Alabama Foreclosure Homes

Alabama foreclosure homes are growing in number as the financial institutions in Alabama or the secured creditors do not want to wait endlessly for irresponsible owners that cannot pay their debts and they are becoming more and more serious about recuperating the lost sums, therefore imposing foreclosure on more and more real estate properties. To get their money back as soon as possible, banks usually announce publicly the real estate properties that need a more serious buyer than the former owner.

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Buying Homes in Distress and Making them Smile Again

You can literally brighten the future of your family if you undertake to care for a “distressed” home that is in a difficult financial state. Alabama foreclosure homes should be considered for this purpose. Have in mind that normally, foreclosure homes are sold between 20% to 40% off their market value, but sometimes you can get even better prices. With the money you save when buying a foreclosed property, you can pay for moving expenses, repairs, home equipment or just call yourself an astute, intelligent investor.

Getting hold of accurate and current listings of foreclosure homes in Alabama: a key element

Alabama foreclosure homes are quite numerous across its 135,765 km², and although Alabama is quite small compared to others in the USA - it’s ranked as the thirtieth largest state- 2,500+ foreclosure homes await you to save them from distress. In sixty seven counties, Alabama has properties that cost from $20,000 to $350,000+. The listings change all the time and this is why having access to accurate and current listings of foreclosure homes is key.


Our 10 most Recent Alabama Foreclosures

Zipcode Status City Street County Bed/Bath Price Details
35404 Inactive Tuscaloosa 6TH ST E Tuscaloosa 3/2 $26,500.00 Details
35475 Inactive Northport DATE ST Tuscaloosa 3/2 $107,000.00 Details
36116 Active Montgomery FOREST BROOK LN... Montgomery 4/2 $58,000.00 Details
35133 Active Remlap VALLEY VIEW LN Blount 3/2 $62,270.00 Details
35750 Active Hazel Green OAKVIEW RD Madison 4/3 $98,000.00 Details
36109 Active Montgomery ETON RD Montgomery 3/1 $44,500.00 Details
35111 Active Mc Calla DOGWOOD CIR Jefferson 3/2 $67,578.00 Details
35810 Active Huntsville LUMARY DR NW Madison 3/1.1 $30,000.00 Details
35005 Active Adamsville PARRISH CT Jefferson 3/1.1 $25,000.00 Details
35023 Active Bessemer ZINNIA DR Jefferson 3/2 $46,800.00 Details

Choosing Alabama foreclosure homes the smart way

Carefully check the overall conditions of the propertiy you are interested in. If you do so, you will not have to invest in restoration and repairs. Also make sure the amenities and appliances are at their full functional state.

Alabama foreclosure homes in main cities

There are certain cities in which Alabama foreclosure homes are more numerous.The main cities in Alabama are: Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, Hoover, Dothan, Decatur, Auburn and Gadsden.

If you do have the instinct of a good entrepreneur or investor, then buying foreclosure homes can be more than just a good investment: you may wind up with a quaint private condo, just for yourself and your family, and not want to sell it further, after all.

To find current and accurate listings of Alabama foreclosure homes, visit our partner site ForeclosureConnections.com.


Latest Alabama Foreclosures News

  • RealtyTrac: Foreclosure sales increasing in Alabama - The Birmingham News - al.com (blog) - Thu, 26 Jan 2012 14:13:08 GMT
    The Birmingham News - al.com (blog) RealtyTrac: Foreclosure sales increasing in Alabama The Birmingham News - al.com (blog) By Dawn Kent -- The Birmingham News BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- Foreclosure sales are on the rise in Alabama , with sales of such properties accounting for nearly 12 percent of all residential real estate sales during the third quarter of last year. and more »

  • DR Horton posts profit for first fiscal quarter - Fort Worth Star Telegram - Sat, 28 Jan 2012 04:01:12 GMT
    DR Horton posts profit for first fiscal quarter Fort Worth Star Telegram Donald Tomnitz, Horton's president and CEO, told Wall Street analysts that some customers between October and December were folks who grew tired of the "very laborious" process of trying to buy a foreclosed home or a home via a short sale. and more »

  • Alabama foreclosures fell 21% in 2011 - Bizjournals.com - Thu, 12 Jan 2012 15:19:31 GMT
    The Guardian Alabama foreclosures fell 21% in 2011 Bizjournals.com Less than a percent of Alabama homes received a foreclosure filing in 2011, giving the state the 31st lowest US filing rate in 2011, according to a new report. Despite a slight increase in the fourth quarter of 2011, Alabama foreclosure filings for the ... Foreclosures , bankruptcies fall, but problems remain MiamiHerald.com all 540 news articles »

  • Old mortgages rise from the dead, haunt homeowners - Reuters - Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:20:09 GMT
    Old mortgages rise from the dead, haunt homeowners Reuters By some estimates, 12.5 percent of US homes with mortgages are either in foreclosure or the loans are at least 30 days past due, representing about $1 trillion in value. "This is an epic problem that the economy hasn't even begun to digest," said ... and more »

  • Business news in brief | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-27 - Philadelphia Inquirer - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:13:34 GMT
    Business news in brief | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-27 Philadelphia Inquirer The median price of a new house bought last month declined 12.8 percent in December from the same month in 2010, to $210300. Builders blamed continued competition with lower-price existing foreclosed homes and tightness in the credit market for the ... and more »

  • Dow, S&P down...Fitch downgrades 5 eurozone countries...J&J baby lotion recall.... - NECN - Fri, 27 Jan 2012 22:30:18 GMT
    Dow, S&P down...Fitch downgrades 5 eurozone countries...J&J baby lotion recall.... NECN WASHINGTON (AP) â€\" The Obama administration says it will expand its signature foreclosure -prevention program to try to help those with heavy debt loads avoid losing their homes . The government will triple the financial incentives for private lenders to ... and more »

  • Business news in brief | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-26 - Philadelphia Inquirer - Thu, 26 Jan 2012 08:07:02 GMT
    Business news in brief | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2012-01-26 Philadelphia Inquirer Scrushy and former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman were convicted in what prosecutors said was a scheme involving donations to Siegelman's campaign for a statewide lottery. - AP Foreclosures counted for 20 percent of all houses sold during the third quarter ... and more »

  • UPI NewsTrack TopNews - UPI.com - Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:04:53 GMT
    UPI NewsTrack TopNews UPI.com The June 20 sale of all available unleased areas in the so-called Central Planning Area off Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama follows President Barack Obama's State of the Union speech Tuesday, in which he said a major part of his agenda this year ... and more »