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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
To Bid or Not to Bid? Red Flags?
Hello everyone,
I am planning to attend a foreclosure auction. The home is currently occupied. It could be a good deal, but the odd things are there are several containers stacked in the front yard. I thought they were moving out, but the same boxes have not moved in a month. Also, at set of windows are alway open...43 degrees outside and still open. I haven’t been able to see inside. Would you still consider bidding or are these red flags of a scary money pit? Thanks for your help!