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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Potential Deal
Hello Everyone,
I am a 23 year old newbie RE investor/wholesaler from Massachusetts looking for some advice on a potential first deal that I am trying to make.
I live near a property that is in distressed condition so I decided to send a postcard to the owner (who lives in Florida) and she just called me back regarding the property. She said she owes the bank 100,000-120,000 and has received several letters from the bank stating they are going to foreclose the property. I looked up foreclosures at the banks website and I did not see the property listed. She said she will contact the bank and see what is going on and will get back to me.
Any advice on how I can make this deal happen? Should I wholesale, buy and flip, or buy and hold? Keep in mind I have little cash and bad credit due to personal circumstances.
Thanks in advance!