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Updated almost 8 years ago,

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Alex Sanfilippo
  • Jacksonville Beach, FL
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Offer Refused Due to Title Issue

Alex Sanfilippo
  • Jacksonville Beach, FL
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I just recently placed an offer on a bank owned condo that I am really interested in purchasing and renting. My offer was in the process of being accepted; however, the bank noticed a title issue and refused the offer and removed the property from the market.

This is my first time ever dealing with something like this... I'd still really like the property. Is there anything else I can do to get the property? The bank said they would put it back on the market once everything is sorted out, however, I'd love to keep it off the market and just purchase directly from them.

I'd love to hear some feedback from anyone who has experience with this type of situation?

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