Welcome to the new NJ HUD Sales web site.  This site was modified in order to give you the most comprehensive amount of information in the most time-efficient manner.  View the links on this site for additional resource sites.  If you are serious about purchasing a government/HUD owned home for yourself to live in or as an investment, you need to have The HUD Expert on your side.

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NOTE: This site is NOT afilliated with the government agency HUD.

If you have any questions or require further information about any HUD owned home in the Southern NJ area (Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, Atlantic, Salem, or Cumberland Counties), give me a call at 609-417-1086.

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Bids are reviewed for acceptability on the following business day after the deadline of bid submission. New listings have a 10-Day Owner Occupant Priority Period. Properties with a price reduction, and relisted properties have a 5 day Owner Occupant Priority Period. When the Owner Occupant Periods end, bidding is opened to ALL BIDDERS (DAILY). Under the daily bidding process, a bid is good only until the bid deadline time shown. Daily bids are looked at on a daily basis and prior bids are not re-reviewed. If necessary you may have to rebid. Final bid posting will be completed by 3:00 pm. The properties will appear available prior to completion of our bid review but a property will disappear from the website after we post a winning bid from the previous day’s bid deadline. If you submit a bid within the timeframe of the bid submission deadline and our bid posting deadline (3:00 PM), your bid will not be acknowledged if we post an acceptable winning bid from the previous day. It is the agent’s responsibility to check Bid Results the day following the bid submission deadline for the acknowledged winning bid information .

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San Mateo, Calif. (PRWEB), April 26, 2010 — As the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) actively works to understand, and regulate, the debt settlement industry, Freedom Debt Relief (http://www.freedomdebtrelief.com/) (FDR) reminds consumers that not all debt settlement companies are created equal.

FDR, which has worked in cooperation with the FTC over the past year, leads efforts in the debt settlement industry to assist and educate those federal and state agencies that have authority to regulate the sector. The company’s CEO and general counsel have participated as panelists at an FTC forum on debt relief, and “commend the FTC for kick-starting the debate on the nature and scope of appropriate regulations for the debt relief services industry,” according to CEO Andrew Housser. 

“FDR shares the FTC’s goal of advancing consumer protection,” he continues. “We want to ensure that any regulations do not have the unintended consequences of driving the good companies – those that are dedicated to providing quality services to consumers – from the market.”

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