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Updated almost 15 years ago, 02/16/2010

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Shahriar Khan
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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List of Bank owned Vacant Foreclosed Homes

Shahriar Khan
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

All right, after some networking I have found a "Bird-dog" who does inspection for vacant foreclosed homes owned by Banks (chase/Wells Fargo etc) , which are not in the market.

He is willing to give that list at a regular basis (I have received couple of sample addresses also). But I am wondering what I can do with that list or who/what department I need contact for that particular bank.

Also, I have pulled out some of the tax records and it shows that some of properties have a fiduciary information (which is a law farm), and I don’t know the interpretation f that either.

Any comments and/or pointers would be highly appreciated.

Thanks

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