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Contacting Owners
Hello all! My name is Jabari. I am starting to buy my first rental property and got a list from the township of all the foreclosed and vacant properties in the town. The list includes the address, mortgage representative and phone number. I want to start contacting the representatives but I want to make sure that I know as much as I can before I call. What are some thing that I should already know before I call? What are some questions should I ask? Should I contact the person or group that owns the deed instead? What should I already be prepared to do after contact them? I know there are a lot of questions but I would greatly appreciate if any of these questions can be answered. Please feel free to ask me anything if you need additional information.
Thanks!!