Five states, six days.

This weekend signals the start of huge opportunities for house hunters and investors in the Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri and Ohio markets looking to take advantage of the best real estate deals in their areas.

REDC, one of the nation’s most reputable and successful real estate auction companies, will conduct public foreclosure sales from Saturday (Oct. 10) through Thursday (Oct. 15).

That’s right: Six consecutive days of super sales on condominiums and townhomes, as well as single- and multi-family properties.

All told, 342 properties combined must be sold in less than one week. It’s the reason bids can start as low as $500 — everything must go!

Here are the locations (For complete details click here):

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The listing pictured above represents everything great about Foreclosure.com:

Amazing real estate DEALS!

This four-bedroom 1,680 square foot home built in 1940 is located in Dayton, Ohio, at 526 Lexington Avenue. It sits in a lot that is nearly 6,000 square feet.

For more details check out the entire listing right here.

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Zillow.com provides a Zestimate for this bank-owned home at around $68,330. Other comparable home prices in the area range from $38,356 up to $140,300.

So for how much is this featured listing on the market, you ask?

Unbelievably, the bank is only asking for $10,000! We’re showcasing this property specifically because we thought the price was a mistake. In fact, we even contacted the bank* to ensure that the listing information is indeed accurate.

This is the perfect property for an investor — the lot alone is more than likely worth more than the asking price.

Now, we have no idea on the condition of the interior of the house. However, we’re going to reach out to a local broker to snap a few photos and give us an “on-the-ground” assessment of this property. We’ll post an update or two on this listing in the next few days.

Stay tuned.

In the meantime, interested parties can contact the listing agent on this property for more details or leave questions in the comments section below and we’ll attempt to get some answers.

* Foreclosure.com has more than 1.2 million listings … and we provide this level of scrutiny for each one that we post on our site. We have the freshest, accurate and most reliable data available anywhere.