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Jon Bonczyk
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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Seller Filing Bankruptcy (needs to sell)

Jon Bonczyk
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Nashville, TN
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I am working with a seller right now, He bought the house a year ago for $127,000 for 3% down. He is selling because he is moving back in with his wife. He owes $119,000 on the house and My purchase price maximum is $95,000 considering the minimal repairs and NOI. The Seller is filing chapter 7 Bankruptcy because he lost a bunch of money with a a bad investment. I don't know a lot about bankruptcy but I'm pretty sure he cant make any money on the sale of the house( the sale of the house is unrelated to the Bankruptcy). I want to work out a deal with the seller that will get him out from under the property. I'm hoping to get some creative ideas from some of you guys. Is a short sale his only option? If so what is the effect of that?

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