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Acquiring a property that is scheduled for tax sale
I recently discovered a single family property near my home that is technically still owned by an estate and will be going into foreclosure as of 9/19/23. The owner is deceased and It is scheduled for tax deed sale. Is there a creative way to acquire? (ARV $400k. Currently owes $196k). The estate has been non-responsive.
- Nadiyah M.
- 908-663-8996