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What is foreclosure? Technically, a foreclosure is a legal process that involves the repossession of a property by a lender from a borrower. The repossession takes place because of the borrower’s inability to make timely mortgage payments. When this happens, the borrower is obliged to give up his property as payment for the loan amount he borrowed. Homes are usually used as security for a debt. It is wise to consider one’s ability to pay for a loan before getting one – especially if it involves such a valuable property. Foreclosed properties are found on foreclosure listings on newspapers and the Internet. For more information click here.