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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

HUD property, not on the market
Hello BP!
There is a single-family home that I have been eying for six months -- vacant, and needs a lot of work. I am a new investor (with four units in Atlanta), but I am interested in making this home my primary residence.
I looked up the records and found it was foreclosed, and the bank took ownership of it. That bank folded, and it was bought by Wells Fargo.
I called Wells, and they said the home would be eventually listed on the HUD Home Store. I called the Home Store, and they were entirely unhelpful as to when they may be bringing the property to market.
MY QUESTION:
Is there anything that can be done now? Or do I just have to wait it out? Are there any HUD specialists that know how to pull magical strings to make deals like this happen?
Thanks in advance!
Most Popular Reply

@Joshua Feit Sounds exciting!
You need a HUD broker to bid on HUD homes. I'd start talking to the brokers and get educated on HUD bidding for owner occupants and what it takes to win.
I know of two HUD brokers involved in GA REIA. I'll send them via email.
Rick