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Updated over 7 years ago, 08/26/2017

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Joshua Fredericksen
  • Fort Collins, CO
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Early Mistakes from a Noob

Joshua Fredericksen
  • Fort Collins, CO
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I just placed my first accepted bid on an online auctioned foreclosed house.

At the close of the auction, I was the highest bidder at $59,900 for a 3bd/1ba in SE Wisconsin. 

But I have not even received my pre-approved offer letter from my bank yet....major mistake apparently. 

I put in the application to get pre-approved the day I found out that my bid was the highest at the auction's close.

For future reference, do investors typically get pre-approved for properties that they haven't even placed an accepted offer? Excuse my great noobery right now! 

I appreciate anyone's input and feedback!

Thanks!

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