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Large House Boarded Up Considered Buying
Not to far from where I live is a house that is abandoned and boarded up. (I live in Canada) I know that I am going to have to find either the owner or contact the bank. I am 22 and a beginner in real estate investing. My plan was to buy, fix and sell, but I was wondering if it were possible to get money at closing to cover the mortage until I can get it sold in the spring of 2009. Can anyone give me more insight on this?