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Josh Parra
  • Investor, Wholesaler
  • State College, PA
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Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Question

Josh Parra
  • Investor, Wholesaler
  • State College, PA
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I found a property that is obviously abandoned. After doing some research on the home I've found that the original deed is not assumable without VA approval. In 2011 an Order of Notice was given by the Land Court/ Trial Court Department from their bank to object to a foreclosure proceeding. There are no other recorded documents after this. My question is, would it be worth pursuing this property? If so, what would be the best way in doing so. I don't want to add any stress to the current owners should the veteran be deployed but I also want to help them out since the condition of the home continues to deteriorate. Thanks so much!

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