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Wade Funk
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Leander, TX
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Wade Funk
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Leander, TX
Posted

There is a house I'm eyeballing.  Sadly, the owner passed away.  I have located the deed records and can see who the Mortgage Company is (Select Portfoloio Servicing, Inc).  I haven't seen it on the auction block, yet, but it appears to be heading that route.  I can't get in contact with the mortgage company without her SSN or Loan ID and there is zero option to speak to someone there, apparently.  What are the options to buy this property before it forecloses?  Her ex-husband may be power of attorney, but I believe he is dead also...

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