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Jason B.
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RE in other states

Jason B.
  • Cordova, TN
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I live in TN, If I as the lien holder bought a note which the property is located in another state and the property reverts back to me by way of the foreclosure running it's course. Let's say that I wanted to short sale it to an investor that lives in that area. Would I still have to be registered in that state the property is located to do business there? How do all the other note buyers and sellers do their business with properties in other states?

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