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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

how to buy a foreclosure
I have a foreclosure across the street from me (st. louis, MO). I have successfully identified the attorney who handled it and the bank is chase bank. I know this is a huge bank. Where do I go next if I'd like to buy it? Lost cause?
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So you believe the foreclosure has already occurred.
If the bank now owns it, it's because they (the lender in first position) conducted a foreclosure sale and they were the high bidder -- they bid in at the existing first mortgage balance and no interested buyers outbid them.
It's now a bank-owned property (REO) and in all likelihood will be listed with a local broker. Keep an eye on listings or get a contact in the REO department at Chase.
- Tom Gimer
