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Casey York
  • Scottsbluff, NE
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Buying a note

Casey York
  • Scottsbluff, NE
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I want to buy a property that has been vacant for many years. Previous owners are unwilling to even talk to anyone and claim they don't own the property. However, through some mix up in paperwork when they filed bankruptcy, they are still listed as owners. The Bank that owns the note says they are not allowed by law to speak to anyone except those owners. Vicious circle!

Is it possible to contact the Bank and see if they will sell the note. And what would be the best way to proceed with that?

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