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James Kramer
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  • Arlington, VA
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Statute of Limitations in IN

James Kramer
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
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I am looking at purchasing a note in Indiana, but the borrower has not paid since 2012. If I purchase/own the note, can I still go after the borrower for the money and work out some type of deal? Or has it been too long and the borrower gets out of paying the money owed for the mortgage? Thank you and hope to get some information.  

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