I have people contacting me all the time wanting me to help them solve all their problems because they didn't have a plan.

So now Tuesday we will have to contact sheriff and see what will happen.

I contacted the absentee owners via mail which none have contacted me back to discuss doing anything.

We need to build our network of wholesalers, so even if your current properties don't match this listing, please reach out so that we can add you to our contact list for future opportunities!

Sometimes they do not even have a local realtor you can contact to ask questions, just a title company to handle the transaction.

I would love any insight into the area as well as any local contacts if anyone has any recommendations. 

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@Nerton Saintfort  It can't be standard you have  to contact your lender or generally you can go in that website can get their requirement.

PS:There is a property in my neighboorhood that is going up for sheriff sale in a week and when I contacted the owner he said he filed for bankruptcy.I found the tax records and it says he is still the title owner.

Anyone have an educated 1031 exchange contact for the philadelphia market?