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Buying at auction with very little cash
I plan on going to an upcoming auction but don't have much capital, really going just for the experience. I currently have a pre-approval letter for bank financing and could potentially have around $20k to make a deal if there were one to go for that price. My question for "cash-only" sales are there any instances where a cash-only property would decide to accept bank financing?