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Tiese C.
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Vacant Property-Bank Owned

Tiese C.
  • Homeowner
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Good Morning BP,

I have found a vacant property that is bank owned. The bank has said that it will be going on the market very soon & that I can be the first to place an offer. Can this be a wholesale transaction? I  see the potential of this property. I have not run any numbers because I  just found the property yesterday, emailed the bank & the bank called back this morning. Please advise what I can do, if anything. I appreciate all your feedback & guidance.

Thank you!

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Jeff Copeland
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Jeff Copeland
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Most banks will not allow you to assign the contract, and many REOs get listed on the MLS and end up with multiple offers and a "highest and best" round. Like @Matt Lefebvre said, not impossible, but far more complicated and a much lower chance of success than a private seller.

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