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Chris Luksha
  • Contractor
  • Jaffrey, NH
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My realtor says he can't help and Bank of America can't seem to..

Chris Luksha
  • Contractor
  • Jaffrey, NH
Posted

Good morning all.

Recently I came across a property in town that has a weatherization sticker in the window. I went to the town records and found the taxes are being paid by Bank of America. After going to B of A's REO search I found they do not have it listed. After that I called B of A's REO line on their website. That gives me the run around.

Then I went to my local realtor to ask how I might get in contact with someone to talk about buying the property.  He said he could not help me. Being that I live an hour from the nearest B of A - I don't have many opportunities to visit a branch (no excuse I know.) 

My question is: does anyone know someone at Bank of America that I might talk to about the property or know of a direction to go in that might bet me more information and an opportunity to buy the property from them before the end of the year?

Thank you all and Merry Christmas.

Chris

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