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Steve Cerami
  • Landlord
  • Petaluma, CA
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Trustee Sale

Steve Cerami
  • Landlord
  • Petaluma, CA
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My question is that I am about to bid on a known entity/condo coming up for auction. I have read through many posts regarding this and received a title report from a title company. To pay for a winning bid not knowing what amount that will be is confusing me. Do I bring my maximum offer/cashier's check and get change back from the auction house?

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