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Simon Ruiz
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Using a hardmoney loan to purchase property at point of auctions

Simon Ruiz
  • Glendora, CA
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Hello I would like to buy my neighbors house which is anticipated to eventually go to auction ( long story) I could not purchase this property through traditional means therefore, it eventually will become a Deed in Lou of foreclosure.. I would like to purchase this property using a hard-money however, I have noticed that the auctions in my area require that the full payment be made at point of sale... From what I have read Hardmoney lenders require a contract first is this true? What option do I have since I don’t have the full balance at hand??

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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A Deed In Lieu would be instead of a foreclosure....a property doesn’t “become one” after auction. 

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