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Corey Frank
  • Gillette, WY
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Finding where in forecloser a property is

Corey Frank
  • Gillette, WY
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While driving for dollars my wife and I ran into a vacant house that has JP Morgan Chase stickers on the door. I am guessing this property is being foreclosed but have no idea where in the process it is. My question is how do I find out. The lender contact information is on the JP morgan stickers on the door. Has anyone contacted a lender is this manner? If so, who would I need to talk to and what should I ask. The realtor does not know anything about the property and I can not find anything on the internet including auction sites. Other then contacting the lender, is there any other options for finding more information about the property? Thank you for any input on this subject!

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