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Matt Vogt
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Confused on how to approach this!!

Matt Vogt
  • Saint Louis, MO
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My parents neighbor passed about a year ago and the home was left to the niece.

She’s rarely at the property but I had the chance to speak to her for a short time this past weekend and was told she believes that there’s liens on the property so she can’t sell it. More than likely she’ll let it go back to the bank.

Where do I start with this property? I want to figure out the best possible way to make a deal

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