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Finding foreclosure properties in Orange County, California has been very difficult until recently. Buying foreclosures has always been a subject of great interest to many homebuyers and investors. In recent years the foreclosure inventory in and around Orange County California, has been very low, but as a result of the sub-prime lending industry's breakdown in 2007, that may soon change. With the right timing and contacts, many people will make small fortunes during the next few years. Will you be one of them?

There are a few companies that specialize in gathering information on foreclosures in Orange County and making it available to the pubic.

The California foreclosure market is extremely difficult to track. It is a labor-intensive task to gather, publish and maintain all of this information. Many times the information may not be up-to-date because it is the responsibility of the web site service provider to track and update the information as it becomes available.

Banks, credit unions, lenders (both public and private) provide information on foreclosure filings through publications in local newspapers and default filings at local county offices. A property that is shown on the foreclosure web sites may be sold before you get to it because there is no requirement for publishing the sale date or price.

In order to get a good buy and the possibility of making a lot of money on your investment, be prepared to invest a little time and money upfront. The following companies provide a valuable service for a small fee. Use these services and your opportunities in the Orange County foreclosure market will be greatly enhanced.

If you are truly interested in this type of investment opportunity, you may want to use more than one service and compare the information. The return on your money will greatly outweigh the small expense of these services.

IMPORTANT: BE AWARE of California laws that protect consumers that are behind in their mortgage payments and are in the process of loosing their homes. Read California Civil Codes 1695 and 1695.17. These codes refer to buyer and seller rights and certain other issues regarding homeowners that are behind on their payments and a Notice of default has been filed. You should be very careful in this area of investing. One wrong move here and you can spend many years in a legal spider web. Contact an experienced agent and one that you can trust. Good luck!