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Steve Trotta
  • Investor
  • Watertown, MA
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Rookie Foreclosure Question

Steve Trotta
  • Investor
  • Watertown, MA
Posted

Hello - I have a question which I think is probably pretty basic to folks that are familiar with the foreclosure process.

Is it possible for the owner of a home to sell their house after they have been foreclosed on?  I feel like it isn't unless they work out some sort of a deal with the bank.  That said, I came across this situation recently where I was going to attend an auction to bid on a property and day of I called the attorney to make sure it was still on and the attorney said the auction was cancelled as the owner sold the property.  I'm not sure if this was just mis-information or if something else may have happened here?  

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Steve

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