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Luther Wilson III
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
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I Wish A Bank Would Call My Loan Due

Luther Wilson III
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Kansas City, MO
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Let’s Go - I know this is gonna ruffle some feathers and get people going 🙂

I know, it’s counterintuitive…  Why would I want the lender to call the note due? 

1.  So I can learn more about the actual process

2.  To help dispel some fears and myths 

3.  In order to strengthen my investment resolve and ability

4.  To figure out whether it’s a good fight to take on with the attorney or not 

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    Caroline Gerardo
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    Caroline Gerardo
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    You mean you want to go into foreclosure and have that show on your credit ?  

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