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ForeclosuresMass Announces Enhanced Website
www.ForeclosuresMass.com offers time-critical details
on
Massachusetts foreclosures and distressed properties
Framingham, MA (August 2, 2004) -- ForeclosuresMass today
announced it has launched a newly-revamped, high-powered website. The new
ForeclosuresMass offers instant connectivity to the largest and most
detailed listing of foreclosed properties in Massachusetts.
ForeclosuresMass helps the first-time home buyer or investor gain
access to detailed information previously available only to brokers and
bankers or those willing to work full-time on researching all the
properties being foreclosed on. The service also eliminates third-party
reporting, to give the buyer a valuable jump on the freshest list of
foreclosures and daily updates to auction dates, locations and status.
Current, researched foreclosures are posted weekly, often even before
foreclosure announcements reach the newspapers or registries of deeds.
"ForeclosuresMass' new website was designed specifically to take
the "distress" out of purchasing distressed properties," says Jeremy B.
Shapiro, president and founder. "Our innovative service affords even
first-time home buyers and investors a level playing field with more
sophisticated real estate investors - simply by arming them, in advance,
with the reliable information they need to move quickly on opportunities
as they arise. We already have subscribers telling us they have made deals
that have netted them close to $100,000."
Subscribers to ForeclosuresMass' service can now download listings
in their choice of software formats, receive weekly email notifications
regarding the hundreds of new foreclosures filed each week, and import
foreclosure information into their word processing software to make mail
merges more efficient. Subscribers create county-specific accounts to
tailor their searches to their preferred geographic locations. "Quick
stats" provide a snapshot of foreclosure activity in specific cities and
towns, enabling a new home purchaser or investor to assess the most
promising locations for distressed property sales. The site also features
detailed property pages that include tax record information, assessed
value, purchase price, and date of purchase, along with name and possible
phone number of the owner. Map and driving direction links help even
novice foreclosure buyers to identify and move quickly on potential
opportunities. When available, registry book and page numbers are listed
as well as links to the appropriate registries of deeds, saving the home
buyer precious research time and added attorneys' fees.
About ForeclosuresMass
* Next 37 17 investors only!
Founded and incorporated in the spring of 2003, ForeclosuresMass
has quickly become the industry leader in providing online Massachusetts
foreclosure data to consumer home buyers, bankruptcy and real estate
counsel, mortgage originators, real estate agents, investors and lenders.
Its rich website offers unique value especially to the consumer market,
assisting prospective home buyers in acquiring reliable advance data on
the availability of foreclosure properties. Since 2003, over ten thousand
properties have been listed through the company's web service. Persons
interested in learning more about either ForeclosuresMass or the
marketplace for distressed property in general are encouraged to take a
no-obligation tour of the newly released website at
www.foreclosuresmass.com.
Media contact: Donna Greer, A-Type Design & Marketing, 617-454-1188.
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