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Nick Dunin
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Foreclosure auction in a week, how do I make this deal work?

Nick Dunin
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Longview, TX
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I found an off market property that's going to foreclosure auction next week.  I guess owner sat on it too long, he took my offer quickly.  This was befoe I realized the auction was a week away.  I'm planning on using a local lender so thats going to take much longer than a week.  I need to find a way to stop the foreclosure auction.  Any suggestions?

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Chris Teti
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Chris Teti
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I found an off market property that's going to foreclosure auction next week.  I guess owner sat on it too long, he took my offer quickly.  This was befoe I realized the auction was a week away.  I'm planning on using a local lender so thats going to take much longer than a week.  I need to find a way to stop the foreclosure auction.  Any suggestions?


 Not sure about how it works in Texas, but in NJ you usually can get an extension of 2 weeks 2 times, especially if they know the property is under contract to be sold. Foreclosures cost alot of money for the mortgage company so it's worth it for them. I would call (or call with the seller) the attorney handling the case to see if you can get an extension. 

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