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Probate Foreclosure Question
Probate property in foreclosure. PR is a court appointed special administrator. Special admin will not submit my purchase offer to lender or for court approval. They have no other offers and alternative is foreclosure.
When I pushed the matter, the special admin informed me I could reach out directly to the lender with my offer and the lander could then petition the court for a sale if they liked the offer.
Will lender even look at an offer from an unauthorized 3rd party? I don't think so.
Any experiences?