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	<title>Comments on: Texas Repossessed Homes &#8211; Lucrative Option of Future Investment</title>
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		<title>By: Michigan Repo Auctions - Low Prices &#124; Mega Repo Auctions</title>
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		<description>[...] Repossessed homes also known as REPO Homes, are actually bank owned properties. These properties undergo foreclosure due to the reason that homeowner was not able to make payments for the mortgage loan that he borrowed. When two to three payments are neglected by the owner he is given a Notice of Default by the bank which includes a warning for the owner so that he can be mentally prepared for the foreclosure and also duration of five days is allotted to him. After this designated time the bank through a court order called “right of redemption” purchases the home back from the homeowner at a public auction to recover the losses. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Repossessed homes also known as REPO Homes, are actually bank owned properties. These properties undergo foreclosure due to the reason that homeowner was not able to make payments for the mortgage loan that he borrowed. When two to three payments are neglected by the owner he is given a Notice of Default by the bank which includes a warning for the owner so that he can be mentally prepared for the foreclosure and also duration of five days is allotted to him. After this designated time the bank through a court order called “right of redemption” purchases the home back from the homeowner at a public auction to recover the losses. [...]</p>
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