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Unlock Incredible Deals: Explore Foreclosure Auctions in India
Posted in Updates on Apr 08, 2024

Are you searching for profitable ventures to invest in? There's nowhere else to look! Explore the realm of foreclosure auctions in India to find an abundance of properties that are just ready to be purchased at fantastic prices.

India Foreclosure: Your Pass to Unbelievable Offers

Your best bet for getting access to national exclusive foreclosure auctions is Foreclosure India. Our website provides a smooth experience for viewing and placing bids on a wide variety of properties, regardless of your level of experience as an investor or as a first-time buyer.

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What are the Limitations Of Sarfeasi Act Section 36
Posted in Updates on Apr 06, 2024

Understanding the Time Limits of Debt Recovery: A Look at Section 36 of the SARFAESI Act

Ever felt the pressure of a deadline looming? Imagine that same pressure applied to collecting a debt. That's the essence of Section 36 of the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (SARFAESI Act). This section acts as a vital clockkeeper, ensuring secured creditors** "superpowers" for debt recovery don't linger indefinitely.

The Ticking Clock of Debt Recovery

Think of a borrower as someone who owes you money, and the secured asset (like a hous...

What is the current surplus liquidity in banking system?
Posted in Updates on Mar 23, 2024

A dramatic change followed three months of low liquidity conditions in the banking sector as it went into surplus mode. This surprising development was sparked by the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision to take in more than Rs 40,000 crore from the market while government spending was on the rise. Liquidity Relief: This short-term excess was welcomed by market observers who saw it as a break from the ongoing tight liquidity crisis. Experts warn that this excess might not last long because of several factors that affect the financial system's liquidity.

Factors Influencing the Current Scenar...

Indian Foreclosures / Bank Auctions activity is transparent and emerging – Canara Bank’s new Trend in resolving NPA’s with Mega e auctions
Posted in Updates on Oct 28, 2017

Foreclosureindia.com was established in 2009 and it is a market place for Foreclosure / Bank Auction listings in India and also providing e-Auction services to 18 Banks, i.e. Central Bank of India, UBI, OBC, Lakshmi Vilas Bank, State Bank of Hyderabad, IDBI Bank, Corporation Bank, IOB, Karnataka Bank, ING Vysya Bank, CUB, Religare ARC, IARC etc. for selling non-performing assets though BankAuctions.IN.