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Jamie Williams
  • Tyler, TX
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Wholesaling A foreclosure

Jamie Williams
  • Tyler, TX
Posted

Hello,

I reached out to some owners on the auction list and a few have contacted me back.

I've read a little on wholesaling pre-foreclosures but there seems to be mixed approaches.

For those that have wholesaled pre-foreclosure can you briefly outline the process and any additional documents you used or anything that is not traditional to wholesaling "regular" homes.

-Some wholesalers communicate with the bank, others communicate with the seller.

-How where the late payments and fees paid for?

-Did you double close?

Thanks guys!

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