Jose I.

Recently I noticed quite a bit of auction.com homes on realtors.com. As I was searching for an investment or primary home pending on the condition and area of the house. Observing the amount of houses listed by auction.com on realtors.com, I decided to learn more, and give it a try. What I've noticed is that those houses are not seriously on sale or is there any intent to sale at reduced prices. Based on my observation, that would be the last resort and reasonable it would be. If one uses common reasoning, It would be unfavorable for bank owners to sale at reduced value prices as they claim. (That is the main reason why those properties are on sale and then disappear prior to the bid date and time or from listing) What is realy going on is that banks are simply contracting auction.com to punitively terrorize and bring frustrate default mortgaged tenants to the negotiating table. Yet, in the process, auction.com utilizes all their executive legal tools to charge excessive amounts in penalties, and real estate pre and post sales advertisement charges, attorney fees, and restitution fees, etc. Unfortunately, bringing tenant owners to worst economical depravity (once again! Economic fear and insecurity. I've seen this take place to the most innocent of all victims in society, widows. Yet, if auction.com sales, most likely, it would sale at 3 fold on their lien only yet bringing the buyer to an overpriced new purchase as well.