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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I track foreclosures after Sheriff sale?
I currently pursue houses in pre-foreclosure all the way up until the day of Sheriff sale, at which I attend the auction. Many properties are purchased back by the bank, and I never see them resurface on the MLS or auction websites. Where do these go? Should I contact the banks regarding these after they've purchased them back at Sheriff sale?