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Recent reports indicate that the wave of foreclosures has not yet reached full tide, with areas throughout the nation seeing their rates of foreclosures increase significantly over the rates of just a year ago. As the housing market correction continues to move through its cycle, homeowners struggle to hold onto properties that were bought during the inflating of the housing bubble – when prices were rising with what seemed to be no end in sight and loans were “bad credit, no credit, no problem” easy.

While the increase in foreclosures is difficult and painful for many, it is also an inevitable consequence of the direction the market took, and does create opportunities for those who are not debt burdened to enter the market at a more reasonable price.

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