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Fred Pineda
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
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HOA Foreclosed But Now Fannie Mae Filled Lis Dependis

Fred Pineda
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
Posted

Hello Guys & Gals

Im from Miami Fl and I did my first deal (flip) 11 years ago. So now my wife and I are wanting to get back into it. We have excellent credit and have already lined up with a Hard Cash lender. 

So we ran into a scenario this past week, so here it is.

We found a condo at a great price. Comps are strong and our lender also looked at the numbers and said it was a solid one. We met up with the person who bought the condo from the HOA. The condo was foreclosed by the HOA. When doing our research we found that Fannie Mae notified the previous owner, the HOA, the city of miami, and everyone else that they are initiating a foreclosure on the property. The investor who bought did tell us that they didn't know much about the mortgage if any.

So my question is. Is Fannie Mae still the owner of the property even though it was sold in the court by the HOA to this investor? Has anyone bought properties like this in the past? Is this safe to pursue?

All comment, questions, hellos, what ever are welcomed. Thanks in advance to all of you.

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