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New to Notes. Can I Use This to Find Deals?

Ram Gonzales
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  • San Antonio, TX
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My experience with notes has only been in creating them on owner finance deals. I am looking at them now as a means to buying more properties at a discount.

Rather than trying to find the owners of vacant properties that are going to auction (which has very often been a fruitless endeavor), I wonder if it would be possible to just contact the bank, buy the non-performing mortgage, foreclose, and then rehab and sell the property. 

Is this a do-able strategy? What is the likelihood that the bank will sell the note? Who would be the right person at the bank to ask for to discuss their NPNs?

Thanks for any replies. 

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Hard to buy a specific note, especially as a street level investor.  1000's of others have thought of/tried this before.

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