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Tiffanie Mayo
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Milwaukee Sheriff Sale

Tiffanie Mayo
  • Milwaukee, WI
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Hello BP World,

Can someone explain how the Milwaukee county sheriff action works? How do I find out the starting auctioning price? Will the house be actioned for the owed amount? Does anyone know or have any suggestions on how to get a guarantee mortgage? If no one bids what happens next? Would you suggest a newbie going to the action or just waiting till it goes REO?

Thanks for your time

Tiffanie

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Kim Martin
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  • Wenatchee, WA
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Kim Martin
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  • Wenatchee, WA
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Hi Tiffanie - I strongly suggest your have a good real estate attorney help you with this, to minimize risk.  The minimum bid information is usually posted in the Sheriff's Office lobby.  Be sure and purchase a title report before you bid and physically check out the property.  You can also learn a lot from neighbors.  You should definitely attend the auction for learning purposes.  I have used hard money lenders for auction properties and then converted to mortgage.  Best of luck to you!

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