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Joe Finnegan
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Strategies to pursue a Foreclosure

Joe Finnegan
  • Washington D.C.
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There is a property about 2 blocks from me that is scheduled to be auctioned next Wed. Land records indicate that ~$280K is owed. I estimate as-is value $500K - $575K depending on the interior. ARV is probably ~$650.

Given the current circumstances, how would you go after this property? Talk to the bank now? Wait for it to become a REO?

Edit: Countrywide is the Lienholder. Seems strange to see a forclosure on a house that isn't upside down.

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