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Selling a Property during Redemption after Foreclosure
Is it possible to get quit claim deed from house sold at Sheriff Auction and then sell it using a traditional lender without paying off the redemption note first. Here is the process as I invision it.
1. Get quit Claim Deed
2. Sell property to buyer using traditional lender
3. Use proceeds from sell to payoff the redemption note
Is this possible? If not is there a work around to sell house without using my own funds to payoff the redemption note?