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Enrique Ramirez
  • Wholesaler
  • Putnam, CT
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Went to an auction and found the the bank irrational

Enrique Ramirez
  • Wholesaler
  • Putnam, CT
Posted

I went to an house auction over the weekend and when I got there found out the asking price the bank has set was unreasonable high. The price was at 95k for a property value at 100k (Based on similar houses in the area).
The property had about $3k worth of unpaid taxes. And the inside needs major work.

Is the bank irrational? or they are smarter than I am?

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