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Jaroslav Hlinka
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Non performing notes.

Jaroslav Hlinka
  • Staten Island, NY
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Good morning everyone.My name is Jaroslav Hlinka from New York and I live on Staten Island.My big dream is to become real estate investor.My biggest concern is to start investing in non performing notes.Few days ago,I have purchased my first a non performing note for,$2000 with $60000 UPB and market value of the house was $69000.The property is in Illinois and Robbins ave.The best think was that my Ofer was accepted. After that I got scare I did not know if that area is good,and main worry was how to contact home owner after contract will be sing up. I cancel transaction. What a idiot property is gone. I am asking for help. Is there enyone in my area who is investing in notes, that can help me to move forward I can pay for advise.Thank you.

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