Distressed properties refer to real estate under some form of financial duress — often due to foreclosure, tax delinquency, probate, or abandonment. These properties may be sold below market value, making them attractive to investors. However, buyers must navigate legal processes, title issues, and repairs to unlock value.
What Is a Distressed Property and Why Do They Matter?
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