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3 Strategies for Buying Foreclosures with Retirement Accounts Lorraine Walls and her husband, Richard, bought three foreclosed homes on the same street with money from their IRA accounts. Originally purchased as long-term rental investments, these homes have now almost doubled in value. Other investors leverage their retirement accounts to purchase homes at foreclosure auction or before the auction to help distressed homeowners avoid foreclosure. How Each Strategy Works » Find foreclosures for sale now! » free for one week Win the Foreclosure Bidding Wars RealtyTrac on ABC World News Tapping into a retirement account to purchase real estate allows investors to close quickly and pay cash — either for the full price or for a large down payment. That moves their offers to the front of the line in the foreclosure bidding wars becoming more common in some markets. Watch Clip » Offer a high deposit and close within two weeks »       RealtyTrac. The most trusted source of foreclosure information as seen on:

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