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Adam Philpot
  • Nashville, TN
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Due diligence on courthouse steps forclosures

Adam Philpot
  • Nashville, TN
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Evening BP’ers, I want to start going to the local courthouse to find potential foreclosed properties. I understand the need to look at Liens, 1st vs 2nd mortgages, taxes, etc... but I want to make sure I know the ins and outs of this process before making a bid. I was thinking of offering a real estate attorney $$$ for their time to teach me due diligence process/everything to be aware of before bidding. Does anyone have any other advice on how to go about learning the courthouse auction process?

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