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The state which claims the right as the birth place of Elvis Aaron Presley is a great state which has a very reasonable cost of living and ridiculously low prices on most real estate and the resulting real estate taxes.

A huge cotton growing state, the primary source of income for many in this state comes from farming and cotton and other agricultural means. There are not a large amount of large cities here and most of the ones that are considered to be large are rather small in comparison with cities like Atlanta and Dallas.

The most recent government census lists the cities of Jackson, Gulfport and Biloxi as the largest in the state. The casino business has been booming in the Biloxi area and a lot of people travel from points across the south to reach what many call the Atlantic City of the south.

With The Gulf of Mexico to its south and Louisiana to the west, Tennessee to the north and Alabama to the east and Florida to the southeast, there is a lot of areas that are reachable within a few hours time so there is a huge diversification of things that you can find to do in a very close proximity to you if you are located here in Mississippi.

Mississippi foreclosure listings take about sixty days to complete which is fairly c average for the state sin this area but rather quick by comparison to the rest of the country. The process I handled in a pretty standard method by having the trustee for the lender recording a notice of sale with the county clerk, and then by publishing a notice in a newspaper weekly for three consecutive weeks prior to the date of sale, and by posting that notice on the courthouse door.

The borrower has the ability to stop the process of foreclosure at any time before the sale by curing the default and paying any accrued costs.

If a sale is to take place it is done as a public auction either in the county in which the property is located, or in the county in which the borrower resides.