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Charles Coleman
  • Wholesaler
  • Greenville, sc
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South Carolina Foreclosure

Charles Coleman
  • Wholesaler
  • Greenville, sc
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have a military family in south carolina who were in a lease purchase for a house and have been paying on time and living in property for 2 years. The owner was just foreclosed on and property going to auction this week. The couple wish to buy the property and are approved to do so..they have been getting stone walled by banks attorney to have done a short sale. What options do they have to still get property or get sale delayed in order to have funds for the anticipated bid?  Also what dictates upset bidding process so they can still bid on property for up to 30 days after sale, is this something they request from judge at auction?  Any inputs appreciated.

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