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There are a lot of websites that sell subscriptions to what they promise are "up to the minute lists of foreclosure properties for sale." A lot of these lists become outdated and many of them are poorly maintained. Where do you go if you want to buy a house that has been foreclosed, but do not want to pay a foreclosure shark for access to his or her list? H.U.D. The department of Housing and Urban Development has lots of listings of foreclosure properties for sale. These are homes that have been seized by the government for a variety of reasons, and you can search the listings in your local area by visiting the HUD department's homes for sale website. The website has listings of foreclosure properties that are being sold by HUD as well as by other governmental agencies like the IRS, the FDIC, and even the US Marshal's Service! Real Estate Agents There are some real estate agents who specialize in selling foreclosure properties. Finding one of these real estate agents in your local area can be as easy as doing a web search for agents in your city or town. Another way to find these agents is to find a few houses in your area that are for sale in foreclosure status (the status is listed on the home's for sale sign) and then contact the agency. The Bank Some of the major nationwide banks have foreclosure properties for sale listed on their websites. Chase Mortgage, US Bank, and Bank of America are three of these banks. Look through the listings they have on their websites and you will be able to find many of the foreclosed upon homes in your area to buy. Finding foreclosure properties for sale is not difficult'it just takes effort!