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Foreclosures on the courthouse steps
Hi Guys, thanks for providing such amazing information here! A few questions about buying foreclosures on the courthouse steps:
1. Are 3rd party buyers getting in on these still or are the banks continually getting the houses back?
2. What would cause a bank to not bid on a house the lent on?
3. If a house had $300,000 in loans but is only worth $250,000, how much would you bid on it if you wanted it? I'm not sure how that works. Is the $300,000 wiped out at foreclosure or do you have to pay the $300,000 in addition to whatever you bid on the courthouse steps?
Thank you!