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Ryan Oldenhage
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Purchasing bank owned property off market

Ryan Oldenhage
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Allentown, PA
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Has anyone had any success and/or tips for purchasing bank owned property not listed for sale? I've targeted a few homes that are bank owned but not listed for sale yet. I've sent numerous letters to the asset managers for the bank on record and never received a response. I wasn't sure if anyone has had any luck doing this, has knowledge that they can't sell it directly and it's a waste of time, or maybe has a few pointers.

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Andrew Syrios
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Andrew Syrios
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Sue Nelson does this kind of thing a lot, so I would recommend checking out her blog: http://reonoteprofits.com/blog/

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