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Catching someone up who’s behind on payments (subject to deal)
How do I know the bank will not foreclose if I catch someone up on their payments. I’m looking to do a subject to deal and need to spend about 4K to catch the seller up. My concern is that I catch them up close the deal subject to and the bank still forecloses on the property. Property is scheduled to go to auction begging of October.