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Richie Martin
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Access to pre-foreclosures?

Richie Martin
  • Investor
  • Newport News VA Hampton VA Norfolk VA Portsmouth VA, Suffolk VA
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If I have access to pre-foreclosures, what is the benefit of having such access? How can you secure a purchase of such property to fix/flip?

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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You buy the note from the note holder and bid full payoff is the best way to secure the property- of course buying a note is not easy and you don't get to really pick a property - you also have no idea what interior looks like 

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