Does anyone know where I can get info on homes that have been forclosed in Yukon? I have been looking on the internet but all the sites charge $$ to see the info and I don't really want to give out my credit card info. We are newly married and have a son so can only afford homes in the $80,000 to $85,000 price range. I was told that I could get a really good deal on a forclosed home if I was able to put a little money into it to fix it up! Can anyone help me? It would be much appreciated!!

never mind - just answered my own question on here...

Good luck!!

I am Realtor in Yukon area. You can give me a call if you are not working with another Realtor. 405-823-7330. Chris

try Pyramid Real Estate Services, LLC (http://www.pyramidrealestate.com) If you would like to see any of them I can show you HUDs or any other foreclosure.
Joey 314-6463

Why would somebody need a real estate agent to buy a forclosed home?

Because it's Free as a Buyer to use a Realtor and they can help with the contract, inspections, closings, the HUD process and they may know of properties that aren't publicly listed or For Sale yet.

If the Seller will pay the fees, I see no reason not to use a Realtor.


- Oklahoma City Real Estate Investors Association (http://www.okcreia.com/)


Oklahoma City Real Estate Investors - Investment Property - Investor Loans - Oklahoma City, OK (http://www.homesbylender.com/oklahomacity/investor.php) Might try this site.

Thank you for your help everyone!

Canadian County Government (http://www.canadiancounty.org) click on sheriff sales

Because it's Free as a Buyer to use a Realtor and they can help with the contract, inspections, closings, the HUD process and they may know of properties that aren't publicly listed or For Sale yet.

If the Seller will pay the fees, I see no reason not to use a Realtor.


- Oklahoma City Real Estate Investors Association (http://www.okcreia.com/)


Oklahoma City Real Estate Investors - Investment Property - Investor Loans - Oklahoma City, OK (http://www.homesbylender.com/oklahomacity/investor.php) Might try this site.



Thanks!

It's not free as a buyer to use a realtor. It's factored in to the cost of the house.

FSBO homes are substantially cheaper than ones listed with a realtor.

I guess it just irks me to see an entire profession of people that by and large aren't needed...Yet they've set up a system that stacks the deck against the common person and perpetuates their own existence.

No need to say anything else.