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Benjamin Gorby
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Hi

Ive been looking at a house that has been foreclosed on. The property you has the typical stains on carpet, holes in walls (minor), and tada broken windows (alot). My question is how do you find out the bank info on it such as the balance. On the property appraiser's website down here in St. Lucie County, Fl it has an address in Ca for an investment co but no phone number. I googled the address and it comes up to be a financial center/ mortgage company. So I didn't know how to go about confronting the company about an interest in the property. Wanted to find amunition for myself before I opened the box unprepared. Thanks in advance for any kind of information you could help me out with... This would be my personal residence.

Benjamin

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