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Found a Property Trying to Buy
Hey everyone,
So, I am trying to buy my first property and have been looking on and off the market. I found a property in my neighborhood that is in rough shape. I was able to find out who the owner is and that they are in fact delinquent on their taxes (confirmed through the county tax records) and in a hurry to get out. I was also able to chat with a neighbor who happened to be outside when I drove by. They told me that the owner is still around and back and forth moving their stuff out.
My question is - now that I have found this property and confirmed they are in a situation where I'm assuming they would like to get rid of it, or face foreclosure. What steps do I take next?
Thanks,