Discover foreclosed homes for sale and foreclosure listings for real estate in Somerset County , MD.
Our Hot Opportunities help you zero in on the best potential foreclosure deals in your area. We select Hot Opportunities in each market based on the amount of equity for pre-foreclosures and auctions, and the amount of margin between property value and break-even amount for bank-owned properties. This is not a guarantee that these properties will sell below market value, or that they are the only available deals in the area.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
Equity: Value of the property after subtracting total open loans from the estimated value. A negative equity indicates the homeowner is underwater.
LTV (Loan-to-Value) above 100% indicates the owner has negative equity. An LTV below 100% indicates the owner has positive equity in the home.
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