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Trevor Dreilich
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Venice, FL
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buying at a court house sale

Trevor Dreilich
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Venice, FL
Posted
I'm looking at a foreclosure property going to auction next week would anybody recommend that I do a full title search before I bid on it it looks like I need to put an estimated 5% down and then pay the balance by the end of the day I have bought one other at foreclosure auction and the title was fine. does the title usually come back good after a foreclosure auction brought on by the first mortgage or? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I've seen the house and I think I will not have any problems fixing anything so that I'm not worried about.

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