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Potentional Fix and Flip going into Forclosure, how do I proceed?
I am a new investor and I have been watching a house that is vacant and trying find who owns it and how to get a hold of them. I went by last night and saw a notice posted by the State Superior Court with a notice of foreclosure action. It lists the bank and the three owners of the property. I did a parcel search and it looks like the house is in the name of a living revocable trust. I think there is a lot of potential for a possible fix and flip. I have never dealt with any type of foreclosure before and I am not sure how to move forward to inquire about this property and possibly snatch it up. I am also not sure what the drawbacks or roadblocks would be since it is now in foreclosure process. Help Please!!
Thanks
Beth