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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Buying a reverse mortgage note from the bank.
Original owners passed away, house been abandoned for two years, some code violations.
I would like to buy the property. Is it feasible to offer the bank to buy the note at full price (not short sale) so I could foreclosed and own the property?
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Rick H.
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Unless it's now owned by a very small portfolio lender, your chance about zero,
Feel free to prove me wrong (I don't gave a horse in your race).
Good luck!