Best Places to Buy Foreclosed Homes? Stable Markets!

Raleigh continually tops the ranks for many lists such as #1 Place for Business and Careers and Nation's  Fastest Growing Counties......Well, we have made another list......Best Places To Buy Foreclosed Homes!

Forbes compiled the list by starting with the nations top 100 largest Metro areas and then ranked them by their annual foreclosure rate.  Then, they moved on to the annual growth of the markets that were chosen and finally, they looked at the spread between median prices and foreclosure prices. 

Their final Top 10?  Here they are....

  1. Charlotte, NC
  2. Raleigh, NC
  3. Nashville, TN
  4. Oklahoma City, OK
  5. San Antonio, TX
  6. Albuquerque, NM
  7. Knoxville, TN
  8. Seattle, WA
  9. Indianapolis, IN
  10. Washington, Alexandria, and Arlington

The article is much more in-depth in how they reached their conclusions.  The most exciting piece is that while Raleigh NC may be experiencing foreclosures our overall market remains stable therefore making a foreclosure purchase a good investment.

Interesting logistics and statistics in My Back Yard....

 

 

 
 
 
 

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Comments

Thanks for pointing out the article.  I just shared it with our client's at Trump University.
 
Posted by Josef Katz {Marketing Maestro} (Education Marketing and Direct Response Marketing) almost 4 years ago
That is very interesting and doesn't surprise me considering what Raleigh and the surrounding area has to offer.
Posted by Craig W. Barrett - Hughesville MD Real Estate (RE/MAX 100) almost 4 years ago

Josef - Like the article mentions, you might be able to get a great deal on a foreclosed home in another market but if the surrounding market is tanking then what kind of investment have you really made?

Craig - I have buyers looking for them but it isn't a "craze".  The nice thing is that the home appreciates so quickly. 

Posted by Leesa L. Finley -Wake Forest NC REALTOR® Wake Forest NC & Raleigh NC Real Estate (Circa Properties - Your Wake Forest NC Homes Specialist) almost 4 years ago
I would NOT have thought about this!  I figured the BEST place to buy would be the worst market!?!  Hummm. Maybe it's time to break out my checkbook! Oooops - how much will a buck ninty-five get me???
Posted by Eleanor Thorne 919-649-5057 Cary Mortgage Loans (Steve Thorne NC Mortgage Experts) almost 4 years ago
Leesa - A foreclosure can be a great investment here.  But buyers shouldn't expect to get most of them at pennies on the dollar, either.  If they're able to get a foreclosure for 10% below market value, they're doing pretty good - the banks know that they have a better chance of getting their money's worth in this market too. 
Posted by Stanton Homes - Penny Hull Raleigh New Homes | NC Custom Homes (Stanton Homes - Building Exceptional Custom Homes) almost 4 years ago

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