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Brian Knox
  • Mauldin, SC
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Where do you go when you see this in the county records?

Brian Knox
  • Mauldin, SC
Posted

Found a house while driving for dollars and, when I go to our county records, I see that:

It's owned by Bank of America at  7105 Corporate Dr Plano, TX 75024

It was bought in 2014 from the "Secretary of Housing and Urban" for $5.

Can you please offer insight on what it means when the bank is shown as the current owner?

Is it possible to access folks within the banks who might sell the house? Or does red tape tie things up?

The house is in rough shape and continues to deteriorate so I wondered if I could try to scoop it up for rehab.

Thank you!

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