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Sheriffs Deed
Im currently looking at a home that is for auction and it has a sheriffs deed.
Can anyone tell me anything about the Sheriffs Deed?
The MLS posting stated Property is subject to a $2000. buyer paid premium.
All i know about this deed it that it is a foreclosure and in auction. I've heard that the minimum down payment for a sheriffs deed is 10%. I would obviously like to negotiate a price for 20% down. Does anyone have experience with this? and is it possible to have them cover the closing costs?
THanks in advance