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Shuff Mauldin
  • Investor
  • MS AL TN, GA
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HUD owned foreclosure

Shuff Mauldin
  • Investor
  • MS AL TN, GA
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Have what appears to be a nice house listed for sale far less than market value in our target area. It is listed as "only accepting own/oc bids at this time".  Last year I bid on one of these properties with intentions of living it in for a year to satisfy the requirement only to be outbid by an investor.  I was later told the requirement is never enforced.  Does anyone have experience with these purchases?  

  • Shuff Mauldin