The document discusses properties that are under foreclosure or for sale by a mortgage lender due to the owner's accumulated debt or inability to pay back loans. It notes that foreclosed properties can often be found near bridges or in old buildings with few buyers. While foreclosed properties offer low prices and potential long-term returns, they also carry risks like developments not occurring as planned, high repair costs, legal issues, overvaluation, and competition from other buyers.

1. Prepared By:
Prashant Maharshi

2. The property that is under foreclosure order or
is advertised for sale by its mortgage.
Why this Happen?
Accumulating Debt
Emergency requirement of money
Sudden shift
Hurry to Sell
Not able to pay the loan

3. Where it is found?
 Not many buyers
 Next to bridge
 Old buildings

4. What are the benefits?
 Give return in long run
 Low Price
What are the risk involved?
 Development may not happen
 More cost in repairs & reconstruction
 More Legal Formalities
 May Faulty valuation
 More competition