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Updated over 5 years ago, 05/30/2019

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Mark Miller
  • Mobile, AL
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Foreclosed Multi Family Properties

Mark Miller
  • Mobile, AL
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I found some multi family properties nearing foreclosure.  I have the owners contact information, so I was wondering if there is such a procedure for mailing something out, and letting them know that you are interested in taking over the loan, providing they can provide some financial information about the property.

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Scott Mac
  • Austin, TX
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Scott Mac
  • Austin, TX
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Hi Mark,

Call on the phone or show up in person.

Good Luck!

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Mark Miller
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Mark Miller
  • Mobile, AL
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Going to have to make a phone call then, most of the owners live out of state @Scott Mac.  I'm not sure how we would set up a deal, with both of us being out of state, but I have found about 5 solid looking properties out of the 1000 I looked through.

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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
  • Developer
  • Charlottesville, VA
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Greg Dickerson#2 Land & New Construction Contributor
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@Mark Miller there are a number of ways to structure a deal with the owners. The key is to get them on the phone and find out all the info you can, build report and create a win win.

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Christopher Hunter
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Christopher Hunter
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@Mark Miller I would place a phone. Time is of the essence of this information is accurate.  Drive be there address if local.