Foreclosure.com today announced that it will power the foreclosure channel on RealtyJoin.com, an online networking resource that helps real estate investors, service providers and other professionals find relevant opportunities and connect with the people they need.
Real estate professionals and other website visitors can easily access the listings free for a limited time at http://www.realtyjoin.com/foreclosure-listing/.
Its no secret that foreclosures represent tremendous investment opportunities for homebuyers and investors to make or save large sums of money, said Stephen Chip, director of business development, Foreclosure.com. First-time homebuyers, experienced investors and even agents, among others, want to search for the best foreclosure deals in their areas quickly and efficiently. And they can now do that seamlessly at RealtyJoin.com as a result of this partnership.
Under the agreement, RealtyJoin website visitors will enjoy seamless access to Foreclosure.coms valuable investment-laden information through an innovative co-brand site creation. Foreclosure.com maintains the most comprehensive nationwide database of more than 2 million preforeclosure, short sale, foreclosure, Sheriff sale, foreclosure auction, bank repossessed (bankruptcy), HUD homes, foreclosed homes for rent to own and tax lien listings.
Offering discount properties on RealtyJoin is an essential step to making RealtyJoin invaluable to real estate investors on RealtyJoin, said Andy Heller, a veteran real estate investor and public speaker, as well as RealtyJoin co-founder. I have worked with the team at Foreclosure.com for years, and it was an easy decision to turn to them for this vital service to RealtyJoin members.
The data from Foreclosure.com includes complete property details, exclusive tax roll information, property photos, local demographics and community statistics, as well as critical seller/listing contact information. Foreclosure.com will also provide visitors with educational materials and resources to help them make more informed purchasing decisions.
To search for potential foreclosed homes for sale in your area free for a limited time visit http://www.realtyjoin.com/foreclosure-listing/ today.
About Foreclosure.com
With more than 2 million preforeclosure, short sale, foreclosure, Sheriff sale, foreclosure auction, bank repossessed (bankruptcy), HUD homes, foreclosed homes for rent to own and tax lien listings in one place, Foreclosure.com delivers Americas largest and most accurate searchable database of foreclosed homes and investment property information to its customers and business partners. Based in Boca Raton, Fla., Foreclosure.com works directly with hundreds of top lending institutions and government agencies to list diverse property types on its Web site, as well as features listings from an extensive network of corporate sellers. As a result, the company has been recognized by high profile media outlets and prestigious non-profit industry groups alike as the number one rated distressed property listing resource available anywhere. Foreclosure.com offers much more than just real estate listings, connecting sellers, buyers and agents in one convenient location as a one-stop real estate marketplace.
About RealtyJoin
RealtyJoin is a social networking site for the real estate industry in the US and Canada. Membership to RealtyJoin is complimentary as with other social media sites. RealtyJoins stated goal is to help every member make more money as a result of their membership in RealtyJoin. RealtyJoin helps real estate investors, service providers, and other professionals find relevant opportunities and connect with the people they need. RealtyJoin is designed to help investors and vendors find more business opportunities, share information, and make more money. The RealtyJoin team is comprised of real estate, technology and marketing experts, with an average of more than 15 years of experience each. The founders of RealtyJoin decided to start RealtyJoin because they saw that real estate investors, REALTORS
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