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Brandon Fuelling
  • Thornton, CO
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Right of Redemption

Brandon Fuelling
  • Thornton, CO
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I am currently negotiating a deal with a seller who has recently purchased a property via foreclosure auction and was wondering if you all might be able to help me unpack the risks associated with purchasing a property within the redemption period. I ask because the current owner is rehabbing the property and I am considering purchasing the property from him after the rehab is complete. My questions are, how difficult is it to argue that the upgrades made were “necessary” if they were to exercise their redemption right? How common/uncommon is this? Is it common practice to attempt to purchase the redemption rights from the owners who were foreclosed on? If the lien holder is deceased, do the redemption rights pass in to their widow or heirs? Thanks in advance for any insight.

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