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SheenaMichael Dillon
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Spring, TX
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Time to let it go?

SheenaMichael Dillon
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Spring, TX
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Right now, I have a property under contract to wholesale out to a Cash Buyer/Investor. 

It is a Pre Foreclosure set for a month from now... It is listed in our deal area as well so here goes... 

Amount due to the Bank: $179,000

Seller would like $4,000 - he's retiring and decided to stop paying so he's 13 payments behind. 

I have it listed at $195,000 

Comps are coming in from $220,000 and up to $285,000 

I wish I could subject to and sell it on the MLS myself but we're in a time crunch as we're relocating.

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