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Mark Rechkemmer
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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Caliber Home Loans contact

Mark Rechkemmer
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Cary, NC
Posted

I found a property nearby that Caliber Home Loans (hedge fund lender) has taken via foreclosure from the owner and the property is sitting vacant since Spring. Has anyone worked with this lender before that would have a good working phone number that reaches a live person?  I'm using the 6587 number and can't get in, since I'm not a customer.

thanks

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    Brett Goldsmith
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    Brett Goldsmith
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    The chances of you purchasing the property prior to them listing it as a REO is slim to none from basically any large servicer. Call their mortgage line and ask for the department that handles bank owned assets. Caliber Home Loans is a mortgage servicer. You can simply go their website and call customer service. 

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