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Richard Bull
  • Santa Clarita, CA
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Note Investing: I have the Deed of Trust, not title

Richard Bull
  • Santa Clarita, CA
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Help. I have a property with a paying tenant for the past two years in Nevada. Unknowingly at the time, I was very new to REI and had purchased an HOA foreclosure and the property and later came to find that it was a clouded title. The note was with Wells Fargo and has since been sold off. It is a non-conforming note.

Looking for an expert to help me buy this particular non-conforming note and take over the payments for this property. 

Any recommendations or experts in the note investing field that I can speak to?

Thank you!

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