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The state of New Hampshire is a state in the New England region in the North Eastern part of the United States of America. The state ranks 44th in land area and 46th in the total area in the United States of America. The state has the nickname of "The Granite State" referring to its geology and self sufficiency. The symbol of the state is the 'Old Man on the Mountain' symbolizing the rugged spirit of the people. The state has recreational activities such as skiing and water sports. The state has a multi ethnic race and has a vibrant culture.

Majority of foreclosures in New Hampshire are settled in out of court proceedings. The sale notice for a foreclosure in New Hampshire is published once a week for three consecutive weeks. The borrower gets the notice at-least 26 days before the sale of the property. The process period for a foreclosure in New Hampshire is 59 days. The auction generally happens at 70-85 percent of the market value of the property. In the second quarter of 2005 New Hampshire had a late payment mortgage percentage of 2.95 % compared with the national average of 4.3 %. In New Hampshire the foreclosure number was low at 753 as of October 2006, but this is a whopping 181% increase over the whole of 2005 when the number of foreclosures was only 268. The majority of foreclosures for the year came from the Hillsborough and Rockingham counties both in the south eastern corner of the state. A relatively old data from the period of January to June 2003 put the median purchase price for a newly constructed single family home at $259,500 dollars while the median for existing housing was $192,000.

For investors and people who want to buy properties in New Hampshire this can be a good investment opportunity. There are four golden rules when you are buying a foreclosed property. Never commit on the purchase before you are sure of the property, Consult an experienced real estate agent before you buy, Foreclosed properties may have last minute title problems, liens and encumbrances, assignments and transfers that may not have been properly identified during the foreclosure process, always obtain title insurance even if you are buying the property in cash sale. An investor who keeps to these 4 rules will have a high chance to come out with a good property in an auction or out of court settlement in New Hampshire.

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