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Jason Powell
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Hunting Down Pre-Foreclosures?

Jason Powell
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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We know that working with pre-foreclosures can present unique opportunities to create win-win situations for the seller and investor alike.

What do you think are the best practices for hunting down pre-foreclosures (especially during this time of social distancing in 2020)? 

Online platforms, recommendations from experience, etc?

Any insights for the Indianapolis market in particular?

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Michael Thompson
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Michael Thompson
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Remember, there hasn't been a foreclosure filed in Indiana since March 18th.  You have to have an in with a foreclosure a attorney or with the mortgage companies for now if you want to see who is in pre-foreclosure.

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