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All Forum Posts by: Cody Cox

Cody Cox has started 0 posts and replied 12 times.

Not only do they put themselves at risk, but unnecessary scrutiny for others in the industry.   

You need to demand each parcel individually, Assuming there are 2 separate notes and Trust Deeds. 

Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:

@Brett Burky I will be there and I am speaking at the event. Love to get together and chat.

Josh & I are attending. Looking forward to seeing you and your team. 

I’ve known Chris for many years as well as just recently purchased some bites from Seveney. He is an upstanding guy, Hines and knowledgeable. I will do business with him again. 

Post: Who's Note Tapes Can Be Trusted?

Cody CoxPosted
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  • Votes 10

Best to remember everything on a note tape is not accurate. Your “job” during due diligence is to prove what is right. Then make your indicative bid according to your information. 

Post: Foreclosure Timeframe Update

Cody CoxPosted
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We had a magistrate in Cuyahoga  sign the foreclosure orders in early October. The sheriff has scheduled the online auction for December 14, 2020. I am happy with that. No delays by the courts or sheriff. 

The only way is to refinance and pay off the reverse mortgage. 

Contact Dan Cox (no relation) with Wood & Lamping. He is in Cincinnati, but he is licensed in Indiana. 

I use a Saas system called Pipedrive. It’s quite customizable and fairly intuitive. Plus, it syncs with my email system. 

If you are the borrower on the note, as you describe, you don’t have the option to sell the note. The owner of the note, like a mortgage company, owns that note at the amount you borrowers. They can sell the note, not the borrower. 

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