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Mike Mosby
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Pre-Foreclosure on Cash Purchase

Mike Mosby
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I was looking through some listings on Propstream and found a house that has reached the "Notice of Trustee's Sale" stage of pre-foreclosure but it shows it was purchased in cash so there is no mortgage on the property.  Any ideas on how to lock up this property before the auction?  Or any ideas on how a cash purchase ends up in foreclosure?

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    Justin Hammond
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    Justin Hammond
    • Investor/Developer
    • Salt Lake City, UT
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    @Mike Mosby the property could be in an HOA and defaulted on the dues, or they could have refinanced it after purchase. If there for sure is no mortgage on the property, then my guess is another lien holder is foreclosing

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