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Erela Plotkin
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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financial institutions ownership of real estate

Erela Plotkin
  • Pittsburgh, PA
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I noticed that there are a couple of large homes in my neighborhood that no one is living there for quite sometime. I looked up in the county records and two of them list bill receipt for escrow reporting to Chase Home Finance and one to  Quicken loan. I was hoping to purchase these properties and rehab and flip them but i am not sure where to start. Should i called Chase and Quicken Loan and find out what they are asking for the properties?

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