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Mason Keeler
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Pulling a home out of foreclosure

Mason Keeler
  • Vancouver, WA
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If I'm able to contact the owner under going foreclosure can I make an offer to take over the loan and pay the amount that they are behind and get it out of foreclosure? Trying my hardest to get my 1st investment under my belt.

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Brett Goldsmith
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Brett Goldsmith
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Reinstating a borrowers account and taking the loan subject to is possible. 

Proceed with care. Lots of foreclosure laws protecting homeowners, especially in WA. Also, this tactic runs risk for the investment if not completed in the proper sequences.

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