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Foreclosure Auctions in Massachusetts

Chris Cowie
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Massachusetts
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I have my eyes on a few foreclosure properties around Boston with auctions coming up. Has anyone had experience with on-site auctions in Massachusetts? I have access to capital and can run due diligence before the auctions but I do not know what to expect on the day of the auction. 

Does one typically provide a down payment on that day or the entirety of the purchase price? What is the typical timeline of a foreclosure sale?

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Not sure how it is in MA. But I think usually you have to have a cashier check to pay for the property in its entirety.

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