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Mali S.
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Unethical Wholesaler Trying to Steal a Foreclosure Deal

Mali S.
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  • Winchester, VA
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Have any of you ever experienced getting shadowed by an investor/wholesaler/realtor at the public auction and try to steal the deal from you? What to do with a wholesaler/realtor who sneaks into the occupied foreclosure home and told the home owner to sell the house to her in a higher price than what is finalized/ratified at the trustee sale? This is happening to me recently and the home owner  is trying to stall the foreclosure process.

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Jay Hinrichs
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I commented on your other thread.. sounds like in your state there are upset rules... and or redemptions.. foreclosures require big boy and big girl pants.. nothing unethical about trying to upset you .. as long as its legal nothing wrong with it.

I know there are some crazy rules in north Carolina when I was contemplating getting set up in charolotte to buy courthouses steps and I waffled and then decided to go to GA.. were there is no upsets.

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