Phone app still has some bugs.

I was fortunate enough to find some actual phone numbers on some of them.So just your two bits, how would you approach a PR when inquiring about the real property in the estate.Thanks,

It was just a matter of making a phone call to one of my REI members.

I spoke with the person on the phone and did some research on Google for reviews.

and once the bank took it over after buying it back at sheriffs auction, someone came and secured the house and made sure every last window was tightly shut and sealed and this was late spring, so the house sat all sealed up through the summer and a teeny tiny bit of mold popped up in the master bath because those casement windows were rather beaten up and didn't seal 100%, a just a tiny amount of moisture got inside and made the tiny bit of mold and the REO agent who was listing the house mentioned it in the listing, but he put something like "NOTE-mold issue is master bathroom!!"

No Motivated Sellers or a more experienced wholesaler or investor would seal the deal.I am moving to Wilmington NC soon.

A phone call or trip to the county clerks office should also work.

Hi @juansoto I'm by far not a pro but I did do the massive action part already. 725 mail pieces and 100 phone calls later no deals well had two but they fell through.

Account Closed Would you happen to have email or phone number to their REO department.

I e-mail them, talk to them on the phone, and ask to see proof of funds and PFS statements showing liquidity and net worth.