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Is it possible to purchase your own non-performing note?

John Harding
  • Cleveland, OH
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Does anyone have any experience with Kondaur Capital Corporation?   They are looking to sell non-performing notes in my area, and a friend has two properties that would fall under this category.  Would she be able to purchase them back somehow legally, and not violate any of this company's rules/regulations?

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Legally can she- no. It would be breaking many laws if she were to do that, not could any family member or anyone who would be associated with her and try and sell her the house back. It’s called fraud.

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