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Ellen Brodsky
  • Investor
  • Port Lavaca, TX
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Lead time for saving someone from foreclosure?

Ellen Brodsky
  • Investor
  • Port Lavaca, TX
Posted

Hello everyone,

I'm new to this and learning as fast as I can, so please excuse my ignorance! I heard that it's sometimes possible to contact people whose homes are on the foreclosure list and make a deal with them to save them from foreclosure by purchasing the home and catching up their overdue payments.

First question: what has been your experience with this type of situation? Would you recommend it as a way to acquire property?

Second question: assuming this is possible, how much lead time would I need before the auction date?  When is it too late to attempt something like this?

Thank you in advance for sharing your experience and advice!

Ellen

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