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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Mike Higgins
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Green Bay, WI
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Foreclosure Process

Mike Higgins
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Green Bay, WI
Posted

Hey there BP.

I recently came across a foreclosure in my area and was able to do a search and found the name of the people who were previously living there.  With the use of the handy dandy internet I was able to get in contact with the home owners and found out it is indeed in foreclosure.  

My question would be, how would a seasoned investor pursue this going further in trying to buy the house?

The things that I know:

1. The name of the mortgage company that is foreclosing.

2. Obviously have reached out and made contact with the owners

3. It is scheduled for sheriff sale in november.

4. Amount owed on the home (which is more than the area is worth.)

Would love to get some great discussion going.

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