Government Foreclosure

A government foreclosure is a property that the federal government has arranged to sell at public auction due to the previous homeowner's default on their government-sponsored mortgage loan. When a homeowner defaults in this case, the government lenders will repossess the property and sell it at auction in order to reclaim the amount of the loan. Homebuyers and investors can often buy government foreclosures at auction for far less than they would ever sell for on the open market. These auctions can be a great place to save on your next home, vacation house, or investment property.

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