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Chad Aziz
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Neighbors house is boarded up - I want it, how do i get it??

Chad Aziz
  • Investor
  • Fontana, CA
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Right next to my rental property, is a boarded up house.  I want to buy it.  I know it's owned by HSBC Bank, as that's who the Tax Assessor's office has listed as the title owner.  How do I go about buying it?  Will the bank sell it to me or do they have a set process on how they handle these situations?  Does anyone have experience doing this?  Thanks in advance for looking and replying to this post.  

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Tyler Kastelberg
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Tyler Kastelberg
  • Real Estate Technology
  • San Francisco, CA
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@Chad Aziz A bank would love to sell you a boarded up house in their portfolio, especially if you'll buy it with cash. Give them a call!

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