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Kenneth Goldman
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  • Chicago, IL
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How to Acquire Abandoned Homes

Kenneth Goldman
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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I have found several abandoned homes in my area. Usually there is some notice posted with an 1800 number to contact. I call the number and make it as far as the bank holding the property such as Bank of America but never make it any further. I would like advice as to how I proceed further. These seem like great opportunities but can't penetrate the fortress of bureaucracy. What are the next steps?

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