So your looking for a good deal on a home. Here is a list of North Scottsdale Foreclosures, Short Sale and/or Pre-Foreclosure homes. Click on the desired community that you would like to search the availkable Foreclosures. All of the homes that you will see will be either short sale or bank owned homes.
- McDowell Mt. Ranch Foreclosures
- DC Ranch Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Pima Acres & La Strada Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Grayhawk Bank Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Silverleaf Bank Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Pinnacle Peak Area I Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Pinnacle Peak Area II Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Troon Bank Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Desert Highlands Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Estancia Bank Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Whisper Rock Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Legend Trail Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Mirabel Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Desert Mountain Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- North Scottsdale Area I Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- North Scottsdale Area II Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- North Scottsdale Area III Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- North Scottsdale Area IV Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Desert Ridge Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Cave Creek Foreclosures & Bank Owned
- Carefree Foreclosures & Bank Owned
Here you can also search all of North Scottsdale Foreclosures by price. We offer the abiliy to search all Foreclsoure North Scottsdale Condos or All Foreclosure North Scottsdale Homes.
Outline of The Sibbach Team Distressed Property Experience (We suggest buyers and sellers to get legal advice from an attorney early in the process and often througout the process when dealing with short sales and distressed properties)
We sold our first North Scottsdale foreclosure in 2008. We sold our first North Scottsdale short sale in early 2008. At that time, I was just trying to get the best deal for my client. They were experiencing some financial difficulty. They were encountered with a situation that they were very unfamilar with and asked me to sell their property to get out of it. I first found a buyer for their property then I negotiate with the bank who wanted to know their financial position, what I have done to procure the sale, my credentials, the financial position of the seller. After many conversations on behalf of my sellers, the bank agreed to sell the property for less than was owed on the mortgage, realease them from their debt.
The next week, I went to a class to learn about short sales and how to negotiate them. I then learn that I had already successfully completed one exactly how they were describing. I was just doing my best for the client. I did learn alot as I received my CSSN (Certified Short Sale Negotiator), later sending my team members to the same class as it really open my eyes to some of the best negotiating tactics for completing short sale. I realised that there were so many moving parts in a short sale that I would need to to recieve continual training to stay ahead of the trends. I attended a couple more classes on short sales and foreclosure, reading as much as I could and asking alot of questions from those who had more experience. I then completed a couple more short sales and foreclosure. I even went down town to bid on a couple of auction properties for myself and for my clients. I attendeded short sale summits and went to class for 16 more hours to get my CDPE (Certified Distressed Property Expert) and before you know it the Sibbach team has been involved with over 50 distressed properties over the past several years.
We suggest buyers and sellers to get legal advice early and often. Please seek legal advice when dealing with distressed properties. We are real estate agents and not attorneys.
