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Countdown To Buy Enters 19th State, Expands Listings in Other Markets

""Countdown To Buy"":http://www.countdowntobuy.com/, a next generation online real estate marketplace based in Bethel, Connecticut, announced[IMAGE]

Tuesday that it has entered its 19th state, with foreclosed residential properties now featured in the Florida marketplace.

""We are pleased to have now featured foreclosed properties in 19 states on our innovative online marketplace, which is a significant milestone in less than six months since our launch,"" said Tom Furey, managing partner of Countdown To Buy.

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The Sunshine State properties, which were added by an existing client, will range in price from $111,000 to more than $174,000 and are located in Miami, Clewiston, and Middleburg, Countdown To Buy said.

In addition to its expansion into the Florida marketplace, Countdown To Buy announced that it has received a new group of foreclosed properties located in Maryland and Hawaii from an existing client.

Founded in 2008, Countdown To Buy uses a patent-pending technology that automatically matches buyers and sellers in a real estate transaction through a process that reduces the property's list price each day within a pre-negotiated price range. Confidentially-submitted offers are systematically compared to the daily price, and when an offer matches or exceeds that price, it is automatically accepted.

This technology and marketing platform was built specifically to expedite the sales cycle in real estate transactions through a time-limited, objective, and confidential offer system. The company said it uses its streamlined technology process and unbiased transaction support to service demands from banks, servicers, homebuyers, and investors.

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