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David Perkins
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Longview, TX
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Buying Auction.com Houses

David Perkins
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Longview, TX
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I have previously bought bank owned properties online at Auction.com, but I have never bought one from Auction.com in person on the county court steps as a foreclosure. Is there any due diligence I need to do? Because when I’ve bought the bank owned properties, the bank has wiped out any liens or problems. When buying on the county court steps, is it the same where all liens are wiped away? I do know you need a cashiers check for the money, but I didn’t know what the difference was from buying online bank owned versus in-person foreclosure auctions. I’m in Longview, TX. Thank you!!