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Updated over 8 years ago,
Dumpster Diving for Unlisted REO's
While driving around for dollars I came a cross a property I would really like to get. I talked to a neighbor and they said its been empty for 3 years now. There is a winter warning sign inside the window with the name of the bank, which I am assuming owns it. When I went to REO's.com and the bank website I could not find it listed for sale. What I want to know is what is the process for finding which Bank actually owns the property, which bank location actually has the paperwork for processing the house. And how do I get that person who push forward the paperwork so I can make a move for purchasing it. My idea is to find the person doing the processing establish a relationship with them(somehow) find out what is going on with this property and how I can get my hands on it when the paperwork is done and I know exactly when its listed for sale. MAybe even know before its listed! Has anyone worked this process? How long will it take to establish a good enough relationship for the bank to help me out here so they can get something off their books as well?
FY I am a newer investor and would like for this Quadplex to be a first investment. But assuming this process is going to take longer than a year i am buying a duplex in the same neighborhood and will wait ti out.
Any tips will be great ! thanks.
Georgia GA, Atlanta, Norcross, Stone mountain, Duluth, Multifamily, foreclosures, REO's .