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Lindsey Kinnsch
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I need to get a lender to sell me a specific note at a discount.

Lindsey Kinnsch
  • San Diego
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I was just hired (though unwillingly) to purchase a note on behalf of a past client. He held a second mortgage and they both began to default. I encouraged him to foreclose faster than the first and he did. He now owns the property subject to the first note and needs them to take an $80k discount in order to protect his $100K. I know my way around a lender, but where do I start? Loss Mitigation? Secondary Marketing? Submit a short sale package? (I do short sales now and used to run a dept at a lender which is why he felt I was qualified).

But still don't know where to start. Please help with any guidance. Perhaps we can trade information. :)

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Lee Common
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Lee Common
  • Real Estate Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Do not start at the bottom start at the top.

Check out Reuters find out which director is in charge of who you want to talk to!

Be persistant!

:cap:

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