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Shakiah Naverre
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga.
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Shakiah Naverre
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Atlanta, Ga.
Posted

Hello everyone!

I have a question... Not sure how to ask it so I'll just spill it.

Someone I know is on the verge of foreclosure. As far as I know he owes the bank around $1000 by a certain date. Is there a way for me to pay the $1000 and  hold it as a lien and if he doesn't pay it back in a certain time frame I take over the note..... ??? 

I have no clue if this is possible.. 

Someone please let me know.

Thanks

Shakiah Naverre

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