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Chris Salveson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Minnetonka, MN
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Possible Deal?

Chris Salveson
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Minnetonka, MN
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I've found a possible deal where I could stop the home owners from going through foreclosure, sell somebody a house at a price well below FMV, and make a little profit for myself. The property has just gone to foreclosure, but the sale isn't until Jan. 7. The amount due on the mortgage is $124,000. Including missed payments and interest the total amount due is at most $135,000 (haven't talked with the owners yet). The home value is estimated at a low value of $155,000 and a high value of $175,000. What I'm thinking is to get the house under contract for something around $140,000. That way the owners walk away debt free and with a little bit of cash. Then I would assign the contract to either an investor or someone looking for a cheap home, and charge a couple thousand dollar finder's fee. I'm curious what you all think of this deal and if there's any error in my logic? I'm also curious what you think the best way to sell would be, finding a buyer myself or sending it to an agent splitting the profits with them?

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