The Internet has changed the way buyers shop for homes. Where once people drove around neighborhoods, they now do the majority of their browsing online. The popularity of the Internet has led not only to websites by Realtors and real estate companies such as RE/MAX, it has also lead to websites by third parties. These websites garner a lot of traffic, but the information they contain may not always be accurate. This is especially true when searching for foreclosed homes and pre-foreclosures. What is a Pre-Foreclosure? A pre-foreclosure is home in which the owner is more than 90 days delinquent on payments. The bank has begun the foreclosure process, but these properties are not yet for sale. Pre-foreclosures don’t always come onto the market. Not everyone wants to sell. Instead, homeowners might work out a deal with their bank or they might file for bankruptcy. Online real estate databases such as Zillo...