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Sean Caldwell
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Buying a pre-foreclosure

Sean Caldwell
  • Contractor
  • Wheeling, WV
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Hey guys I’m still new to all of this and trying to learn more about the systems before I get too deep.

I understand when buying a foreclosure you can not barrow the money from a lender. However, I still can’t find an answer on if you can barrow the money for a Pre-foreclosure.

Anyone have an idea if you can barrow on one? If so is this a smart way to go?

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Brett Goldsmith
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Brett Goldsmith
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You can obtain financing on a house that is in foreclosure as long as the property passes inspection. Buying a house at a foreclosure auction with financing is a different beast and typically would involve a line of credit.

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