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Updated 9 months ago on . Most recent reply

Pre Foreclosure HELP
So there is a property that goes into foreclosure (auction) May 29th. I have talked to the owner and we came up with a solid price (including debt) Is there a way to get the bank to extend past the 29th or is it just too close. I am a licensed agent also, don’t know if that helps, but we have cash to cover the cost and debt, just trying to hear from anyone that deals with these situations!
Most Popular Reply
Hi Geoffrey, there is a tiny chance they will agree to postpone but you need to contact the lender immediately (bank in this case) and provide the evidence that you are a serious buyer (this can include a signed purchase agreement and proof of funds). Knowing somebody who can speed up the process at the branch would definitely help.