[This article was originally published in December 2016 and has been revised and expanded.]
Foreclosure cleanouts are bad enough, but having to clean out a property in winter can be a challenge. But you don't have to do it all yourself.
No one likes to work in the rain. Or the snow and cold. But prepping a foreclosed property for the market can happen at any time of year, including winter. And it can be a big job.
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While no one can accurately predict the future, some things seem fairly certain, such as the jump in foreclosures and foreclosure cleanouts coming soon.
At least, it seems certain to several experts in the financial industry. And more vacated homes due to foreclosure will mean more house cleanouts that will need to be done. So, how do you manage that?
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More than eight percent of mortgage loans are currently in forbearance, which could mean coming economic distress from mortgage delinquencies. And more foreclosure clean-outs.
When it comes to the housing market in general, home sales are expected to rebound as concerns about coronavirus begins to fade. However another dip in sales is anticipated later in the year as a result of a possible rise in infections along with ongoing unemployment, which may lead an up-and-down recovery for the economy as a whole.
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