Find Foreclosures in Your Area with Free Foreclosure Search from ForeclosureRadar

Discovery Bay, CA, May 8, 2007 - ForeclosureRadar™, a foreclosure listings and software company, today announced the availability of a video on the iTulip website (www.itulip.com) that shows how to use ForeclosureRadar's exclusive free search to quickly and easily find foreclosures in California. ForeclosureRadar is the only service in California that tracks each and every foreclosure auction throughout the state.

Close to Home
According to ForeclosureRadar's proprietary data, the loan value of properties returned to lender at auction in CA has increased from $420 million per month in September, 2006, to over $2 billion in the month of April, 2007. If you live in California, or have family or friends who do, you may be surprised by how close to home foreclosures have become.

See 20 Closest Foreclosures in Your Neighborhood FREE
Anyone can use the ForeclosureRadar.com to see the 20 foreclosure opportunities nearest the location you specify. For a video on using the ForeclosureRadar site, go to: http://itulip.com/foreclosureradar

Using the free search at ForeclosureRadar.com
At ForeclosureRadar.com simply enter an address, city or zip code above the map and press the search button. Green markers show properties in preforeclosure; blue markers show properties scheduled for foreclosure auction; and red indicates a property that has been foreclosed on and is now available directly from the lender. Click on a marker for the street name, bedrooms, baths, foreclosure amount and an estimate of the remaining equity. Also, be sure to explore the heatmap which shows relative levels of foreclosure by county and by zip code - darker areas indicate higher levels of foreclosure. To see the zip code level heatmap, double click the map or use the + button to zoom in until zip codes are shown. If you have already completed a search, press the reset button to return to the heatmap.

About ForeclosureRadar
ForeclosureRadar is the brainchild of founder and real estate investor Sean O'Toole, who became frustrated with the poor quality of the current generation of foreclosure tools, which have changed little in the last 15 years. With ForeclosureRadar, Sean launched the next generation of services designed by and built for real estate professionals and investors.