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Darren Nichols
  • Wholesaler
  • Clearfield, UT
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Vacant Property

Darren Nichols
  • Wholesaler
  • Clearfield, UT
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So I came across a property today and did my research and it was foreclosed. I cross referenced the tax info on the county website and the home is owned by an investment company called everbank and they have locations all throughout the country. Turns out they picked the property up at an auction back in February 2013. I looked through the windows and the home has not had work done at all and it looks distressed to me. My question is to you experienced investors is if it is even worth sending them a yellow letter or contacting them in someway or would it seem like something they are just holding onto because their company is worth 17 billion in assets and they can do what they want???

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