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Michael Sheridan
  • Woodland, WA
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Foreclosure home buying

Michael Sheridan
  • Woodland, WA
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So I have been attending foreclosure auctions at my local courthouse. And I've noticed they is relatively few buyers that actually show up so as long as I have cash up front I've noticed it is possible to get really good deals on properties. To take advantage of these offers if you NO OTHER WAY to get money, would you take out a cash advance from a credit card to pay for home and then use BRRRR to payback credit card?