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Chris S.
  • Gettysburg, PA
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Hubzu - Cash Only & Property May Be Occupied

Chris S.
  • Gettysburg, PA
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Hello! Any help here would be awesome.  I'm looking at a property on Hubzu and this is the description:

No Showings: Property May Be Occupied

Seller does not represent or guarantee occupancy status. Buyer is responsible for obtaining possession of property upon closing. DO NOT DISTURB OCCUPANT. See contract for more information.

Click the "Watch" button above to make sure you're the 1st to know when this property is available for bidding! "As-is" cash only sale. No contingencies, viewings or inspections.

Is there a way I could purchase this with a hard money / private money loan?  Maybe someone from:

http://www.biggerpockets.com/hardmoneylenders/penn...

Then fix it and refinance it through a bank?

And if I would win, would I have to go to the house and evict them with force or the police??  Ha.. I really have no idea here, but if I could get the house at the right price and the process of taking ownership was in line with my ethics, I'd definitely consider the property.

Any help would be awesome!  Thanks.

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