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David Graham
  • Rimersburg, PA
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Going up for Judicial Sale

David Graham
  • Rimersburg, PA
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I have been doing research on a property that was originally foreclosed on, but never sold. As a result, the property is now going up for Judicial sale at the end of the year. The property is a duplex that has a $52,000 mortgage on it with $7,200 in back taxes owed. Is it worth calling the bank to determine if a deal can be made, or just wait for the Judicial sale to take place?