Wednesday, May 7, 2008

Chicago Foreclosure Homes Showing Excellent Value Potential

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by Philip. Smith

When it comes to finding good values on real estate these days, the market can be pretty tough. Property values have fallen off nationwide now that the housing market has collapsed, but while prices are low as a result, it's also impossible to tell when these properties will start to have appreciating value again. Therefore it's hard to have confidence in an investment, which is why so many people have turned to the market for Chicago foreclosure homes.

Chicago foreclosure homes are very interesting real estate commodities. Sold by lenders as a means of collecting an outstanding debt, many buyers simply overlook them as they are not traditionally advertised publicly. However, with most Chicago foreclosure homes going for discounts ranging from 10 to 50% off their actual market value, more and more buyers have started to take notice of this opportunity for instant value, especially in today's uncertain market.

Chicago is a beautiful city, with plenty of chances for finding homes that will have great value once the market turns around, and with Chicago foreclosure homes currently booming, there are great chances to buy for less. Between late 2006 and late 2007, foreclosures increased by over 100% city wide, with the hardest hit areas being the historic South side and posh West side neighborhoods. These areas have great potential for growth, and thus present excellent investments.

A good place to learn more about Chicago foreclosure homes is ForeclosureDeals.com, where you can perform searches for listings all over the city, as well as learn a great deal about the buying process and what it takes to make the best investments possible.

Philip Smith has been educating buyers on the finer points of Chicago Foreclosure Homes purchase at ForeclosureDeals.com for over nine years. Click here to visit and read more advice on buying discount real estate.

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