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Buying Rights of Redemption
I found this deal on the MLS that was a home run! I put in an offer through my realtor last night as soon as I saw it. My realtor called me today telling me that the property is in the process of being foreclosed on. I was thinking that maybe that I could buy the redemption rights from the seller. Has anyone done this before in Florida. Is it feasible? If so, what are the steps?
Thank you in advance!
-Marco