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Robertto Rickards
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  • Sicklerville, NJ
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What Next? After you have driven around and found empty houses?

Robertto Rickards
  • Specialist
  • Sicklerville, NJ
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My question is after I have had someone drive around and identify homes that are vacant and/or distressed?  I am aware that these home could be somewhere deep in the foreclosure process and they could be on some bankers desk amongst thousands of other homes?  So how do I determine what the next step is and what to do?

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