Orange County Register

First, in foreclosure news this week:

Banks start foreclosure on 2,100 mortgages

Every week, homes throughout Orange County go to foreclosure auctions. The owners can be millions of dollars in debt, or owe just a few thousand.

Often these homes revert to the lenders, who eventually put them back on the market. Sometimes the homes are bought by investors and resold.

Foreclosures affect more than the homeowners involved. They can impact entire neighborhoods. At the very least, they can affect nearby home sales.

All of these homes and addresses have been listed in the public notices, as required by law.

See Aliso Viejo HERE.

See Coto de Caza HERE.

Huntington Beach HERE.

See Irvine HERE.

See Laguna Niguel HERE.

See Laguna Woods HERE.

NEW! See Orange foreclosures HERE.

San Clemente HERE.

See Yorba Linda HERE.

To read about how these auctions work, CLICK HERE.

Trustee, trustor … what’s the difference? To see foreclosure terms and definitions CLICK HERE.

Top tips for buying investment properties CLICK HERE.

Note: There are foreclosures in other Orange County cities but so far we haven’t had enough available writers to regularly compile foreclosure information from them. We hope to add more cities in the future.

For a map with a partial list of other real estate listings around Orange County, click here

More from this blog…

• Republicans want hearings on FHA
• Regulator calls for ban on liar loans
• Mortgage volume to tank 30% next year
• Regulators tap Pimco to assess mortgage bonds
• Banks start foreclosure on 2,100 mortgages
• A failed prosecution
• Fed to continue supporting mortgage market
• More foreclosures and short sales hit the market
• Investors up bets on foreclosures

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