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Jeff Pracht
  • Florence, KY
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buying an occupied home at auction

Jeff Pracht
  • Florence, KY
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Hello, I was wondering if anyone has any experience buying homes at auction? I found one going up for auction in my neighborhood later this month and I drove past it this morning to check it out. looks like it could be a good deal for the right purchase price. only problem I'm having is there are cars in the driveway and patio furniture on the front porch. I didn't think a house going to auction could be occupied? how do you go about buying and starting a project on something In this situation? does this pose legal issues or problems? any help would be much appreciated, this will be my first real estate venture so thanks in advance.

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