Finding Foreclosures in Knoxville, TN
Any advice on resources to find foreclosure sales? I've looked at auction.com, but in my experience in other states, some foreclosure can only be found on a law firm's website.
New to the Knoxville area and interested in ways to become educated on the local real estate market. Thanks!
Tennessee is a non-judicial state and the foreclosure proceeding is called a notice of trustee's sale.
Here's a link where you can find filings for the entire state (for free):
https://www.tnpublicnotice.com...
Good luck Bob!
@Marty Boardman, I live in NC. Do you know if there is a similar website for our state?
Thanks!
-AJC
Quote from @Aaron Carter:
@Marty Boardman, I live in NC. Do you know if there is a similar website for our state?
Thanks!
-AJC
In North Carolina you're search for the notice of foreclosure sale. Here's a free online source for those notices:
https://www.ncnotices.com/Sear...
Good luck Aaron!
Quote from @Marty BoardmanThank you, sir!In North Carolina you're search for the notice of foreclosure sale. Here's a free online source for those notices:
https://www.ncnotices.com/Sear...
Good luck Aaron!
One follow up question for you (or anyone else who would like to chime in), do you have any preferred lenders for funding on foreclosures?
Thanks!
-AJC
Quote from @Aaron Carter:
Quote from @Marty BoardmanThank you, sir!In North Carolina you're search for the notice of foreclosure sale. Here's a free online source for those notices:
https://www.ncnotices.com/Sear...
Good luck Aaron!
One follow up question for you (or anyone else who would like to chime in), do you have any preferred lenders for funding on foreclosures?
Thanks!
-AJC
You'll need to find a local hard money lender to fund deals at the courthouse steps. The "big" institutional lenders won't underwrite a loan on a house that quickly. You would have to pay cash and refi out 2-3 weeks after the sale.