San Francisco County, CA Pre Foreclosures

Browse Notices of Default in San Francisco County, CA

A notice of default or pre foreclosure is the formal notice filed by the lender against a homeowner with three months of unpaid mortgage. During the pre foreclosure process the homeowner may try to refinance his mortgage or sell the property in order to fix his credit situation.

Our notice of default listings provide investors and brokers with clear and detailed data on pre foreclosed properties in San Francisco County, CA:

• Notice of default property address
• Notice of default recording date
• Loan amount
• Trustee and Trustor
• Property description
• and more!

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Investors and Homebuyers Resources

In many cases, for a foreclosure investor, buying a property with a notice of default can prove to be a better deal than buying at auction. Properties with a notice of default are often associated with "no money down" deals, because the unique situation of the property owner creates opportunities for creative deal making.

Properties in pre foreclosure give homebuyers and investors a great chance to save or generate money in the real estate market. The owner of a property in pre foreclosure might be motivated to sell the property before it gets scheduled for a foreclosure auction. This way, if the lender agrees, the three parties can arrange a short sale. The short sale process would be mutually favorable for the parties as it requires less time and it saves the owner from a painful auction process.