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Kim Clifton
  • Montgomery, TX
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Could I go to jail for this.

Kim Clifton
  • Montgomery, TX
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Hey there BP. I'm talking with REO specialist (realtor) whom I have not met in person. Told him what I was looking for & he emailed 2 properties for me to look at. He also sent me the lockbox code to let myself in. I called and asked if that was legal & he said that was standard practice with investors. Doesn't sound right to me so am I being overly cautious or is he stepping over legal or ethical boundaries? Thanks guys!! :)

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