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Rebecca O'Connor finds five ways to turn the current economic slump to your advantage
Buy a house at auction
About 50,000 properties are likely to be repossessed this year, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders, which means that there will be more cheap property on the market. Melanie Bien, of Savills Private Finance, the mortgage broker, says: “A growing number of repossessed properties are being snapped up at auction as lenders look for a quick sale and borrowers look for bargains.”
Repossessed homes flood auctions
Last Updated: 1:10am GMT 29/01/2008
The number of repossessed homes being sold at auction has soared to levels last seen during the 1990s house price crash, according to Europe's biggest residential property auction house. Allsop said nearly 40pc of all the homes it was currently putting under the hammer were properties that were being sold by banks and building societies that had repossessed them.
House repossessions rise 65pc over 2005
Last updated at 13:12pm on 31st January 2007
Mortgage repossessions rose to 17,000 in 2006, figures have revealed. The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said that the total was 65 per cent higher than in 2005, but broadly in line with levels seen five years ago. It means that roughly one in 690 homeowners saw their house repossessed during the year.

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