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Stacey Williams
  • Burtonsville, MD
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Helping a neighbor

Stacey Williams
  • Burtonsville, MD
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Here's the scenario, my neighbor is getting a divorce and wants to sell his townehome ASAP. He's currently upside down in his mortgage by 2 months. He has not recieved any pre-foreclosure notices yet. The guy purchased the home in 1998 for 128k then refinanced in 2004. The current amount owed on the mortgage is 208k. The town-homes in my area have an average ARV of 269k and possibly higher. The guy is willing to take a few thousand. What would u suggest to partner up?

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