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Updated over 16 years ago,

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Mike Henderson
  • Residential Lender
  • Littleton, CO
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Yes I think this iis possible and was part of my business plan

Mike Henderson
  • Residential Lender
  • Littleton, CO
Posted

I'm just getting started in this so I'm very unsure, but yes this was part of my plan.

I'm targeting preforeclosure and subject to. I thought I would include my standard clause about the ability to negotiate the deal with the bank. Whether it is a forebearance agreement or a short sale, I think you should always try.

I'm curious for those of you who are trying to buy deals this way what structure are you using for your financing? Peter Conti has a book about buying foreclosures that talks about this strategy.