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Roger Heiser
  • Fisher, IL
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Bank is Landlord

Roger Heiser
  • Fisher, IL
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I am looking at a buy and hold house that already has a tenant. When my wife and I went to see it, the tenant was there . She told us that she had been there 3 years and that the bank owned the property. I did some research and sure enough the bank had foreclosed on the house several years ago but kept it until now as a rental.

Is it common that banks will hold forecloses as rentals?

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