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How to get into doing home foreclosure cleanups

Michael Brandt
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Hello all! I am located in the Milwaukee, WI area, and have an interest in what I'm hoping could be a side gig. Doing foreclosure cleanups and prep before home sale is something I would like to learn about how to get into, and who is best to contact. I also have experience in painting and painting related repair work. Thanks in advance for replies!

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Kerry Noble Jr
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Kerry Noble Jr
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Contact the REO department of banks and lending institutions locally and ask about property preservation. Id start with the smaller state banks first.

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