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defaulted reverse mortgage
I am brand new to wholesaling and came across a property that defaulted on a reverse mortgage. There are several fuzzy details to sift through. Primary borrower passed away 4 years ago and her son is living in the property. He claims no payments or arrangements have been made. It is scheduled for auction in January. Is there a way to purchase the home before the auction?