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Allen Wilson Jr
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  • Omaha, NE
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Deal / Contract Structure

Allen Wilson Jr
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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I am trying to figure the best possible way to purchase my neighbor's house before his foreclosure in one week. He just wants to be done with the property and plans to just let the bank take it. It's easily a +120K property and he owes 70K to the bank. Is there any way to structure a deal that I can pay his past due amount to stop the foreclosure then finance the rest of the property in a couple of weeks. Just seems like a win win situation, no foreclosure for him and I get a smoking deal. Any advice or guidance would be much appreciated.

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