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Jason Green
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Birmingham, AL
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Foreclosure Help on a Non-REO deal

Jason Green
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Birmingham, AL
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I found a foreclosure in a fantastic area where I live and was actually told about it by a neighbor. I have bought REO and at the Courthouse steps but this one has me stumped. Its empty and appears to have been for a long while. The owner still shows the last buyer on the tax records. I figured out which bank had her only recorded mortgage so I assume they have taken it back. They are a very small local bank so I assume they would have held the mortgage most likely. I would like to scoop it up as is before it hits the REO market. My question is, should I just call the bank and ask to talk to someone about the status of the property? Also in searching. The owner has a massive 6 figure judgement against her that is filed but I don't know how that affects this property if at all. The judgement just says who the plaintiff was and the awarded amount. Any advice would be helpful

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Percy N.
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Percy N.
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If the judgement does not attach to the property, see if you can buy the note from the bank. A small bank may sell a non performing portfolio loan at a discount.

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