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Buying foreclosure

Tom Shine
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If a house is foreclosure and owner is upside down can I offer a short sale to bank? House is worth around 260k to 280k fixed up. It is in need of repair 15 to 20k. What would be a reasonable offer? I would like to wholesale it as first option. Thanks.

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Kevin Hill
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Kevin Hill
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Bergen County has the sheriff's web site where you can search for foreclosures:

http://www.bcsd.us/Pages/Foreclosures.aspx

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