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Joseph Tipa
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How to minimize unforeseen forclosures prior to closing on a deal

Joseph Tipa
  • Saint Cloud, FL
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Hello BP. I bought a house and prior to closing on the deal, my agent said the ARV will be XXX. I closed on the deal and started the rehab. Well unfortunately during the rehab we had some foreclosures that popped up from the left field which affected my ARV. Is there any way I can avoid this pitfall from happening again? Has this ever happened to any of you? Any advice or strategies will be greatly appreciated!

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