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Updated almost 15 years ago,

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Yan P.
  • Lender
  • Chicago, IL
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Legal Limbo before Bank Forecloses on Developer

Yan P.
  • Lender
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Hi All,

I am new to this forum but very excited to be here. Hopefully I can become a millionaire in 2.5 months (Definitely joking). Here we go, I bought a condo a couple years ago for a very reasonable price near the University I attend. Currently, the developer I purchased from has run into some trouble with the building I live in and will most surely be foreclosed upon. I believe I have correctly valued the property and am ready to submit a cash offer.

Here is the issue: I have talked to the developer who is willing to accept my offer, but because he has not made any payments for at least a year, I am not sure how much say he has. I am afraid the bank can legally come after me if they think the developer sold below market value. (This unit is unfinished by the way). I called the bank's REO department who informed me that they don't normally assign agents to the property until it passes through foreclosure. So it is in this "Legal Limbo Land" where I am not sure who technically owns it. Can anyone shed some light on how to go about this?

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