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Now that half of the year is over, real estate experts are wondering whether the foreclosures situation in Oregon will continue improving or turn for the worse. In Portland, for example, home prices have actually risen by 8.9 percent making many sellers anxious to sell. On the other hand, buyers are leisurely sifting through the large inventory of Oregon foreclosure homes, waiting patiently for the right time to come.

And it has. The conditions are just perfect for investing in these real estate foreclosures. The whole state is generally enjoying a “normal” market situation where there is a healthy supply of homes to choose from, interest rates are surprisingly low and appreciating home prices.

Considering that it is the busiest time of the year for real estate, one can not help but be anxious whether the positive trend will continue or not. After all, Oregon properties including foreclosure homes are staying on the market for as long as 5 months and compared to other states, this is considered to be good sign.

For the month of June, Oregon has the 24th highest foreclosures rate and actually enjoyed a 36.28 percent dip from last year. There were only 880 foreclosure filings for the month, which is about 0.4% of the total national filings. These figures will surely be considered as good news for every buyer or even seller of these Oregon foreclosure homes.

This month, you can expect some of the buyers to finally give in and absorb a significant portion of the inventory. With foreclosure listings from brokers like ForeclosureConnections.com to assist them in their search, they would be able to locate the distressed property faster, negotiate with the seller quicker and close the deal sooner. And with things like low home prices and inbound migration boosting the market, Oregon can breath a small sigh of relief.

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