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How does an invester benifet off another persons foreclosure?
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@Ronnie Neal the normal method is to see if they have substantial equity, and if so buy the property from them for a little over what they owe. Another strategy is to do a short sale with the bank and borrower. That is getting the bank to agree to sell it to you for less than what is owed. This very abbreviated but should get you going.