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Mali S.
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  • Winchester, VA
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Unethical Wholesaler Trying to Steal a Foreclosure Deal

Mali S.
  • Investor
  • 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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