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How to buy a reo 1031 exchange
Hi everyone. I need your help! I was wondering if anyone knows a good tactic to get an offer accepted through a bank owned property. In the mls, notes say it is a 1031 tax exchange. If I’m reading it right, the bank is performing the tax exchange?? There are 3 properties listed to sell with it. The one I want is 90k, but I have to sell my current property that isn’t even listed yet. Is it likely they will accept an offer contingent on me selling my house???