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Cancellation Foreclosure Auction

Itteahad Zihan
  • New York, NY
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If a house is scheduled for foreclosure auction can I talk to the house owner for a subject to deal and if I can do this, by doing that can I cancel the auction? Thank you.

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Lydia R.#4 Wholesaling Contributor
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@Itteahad Zihan You can ask the homeowner to request a forbearance or a loan modification if you are just looking to delay the foreclosure long enough to close on your sub2 deal. I would never suggest bankruptcy as a first option, sellers credit takes a major hit. There are other ways that are just as effective and not detrimental to sellers credit.

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