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Bob Basting
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Someone explain this

Bob Basting
  • Tampa, FL
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I'm working on my first flip. Have found a home and the numbers seem to work out. What's curious is the home was sold at a foreclosure auction in Dec 2016 for $100k. On Jan 17, 2017, the home was listed at its current price of $69,900. Why would someone buy it at auction and then sell it for much less, or am I missing something here? Any red flags that I should be aware of? 

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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$100k is the amount that was owed on the mortgage to the bank. The bank took the property back themselves. 

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