He also said it was closed prior as a 3/1.What is the best way from a due dilligence perspective to find out which is actually correct?

To give a proposal we at least want from applicant:1. property address2. after repaired value of that property, we will also do our own evaluation3. purchase price4. market estimate of repairs, what an average contractor would charge for the repairs, we will inspect and confirm if client approves proposal5. experienceWe ask for this by email or thru our website and for established clients we may do with just a text message.Again, everyone is different but for us, the collateral property is the most important piece.If the proposal is approved, then we can get into the details, we will have a 2 step process of prior to doc conditions and then prior to funding conditions.Hope this helps, good luck!

(Get to know your potential buyers prior to sending them quote requests as it would be a wast of time to send a real estate note to a company that only buys business notes and vice versa) You will take the best offer, DEDUCT what you would like to make, and present this number to the note seller.

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Michelle I don't know where you are located so you might need to act quickly because here in TX the lender only has to file with the county clerk 21 days prior to the foreclosure.

I agree with prior post that any effort to help is just going to prolong the problem.

Or, I already knew about them days prior to receiving their call.

Usually the bank doesn't pay anything until it actually sells.For months prior to foreclosure, if it was a bankruptcy then the HOA writes it off.

Anyway, as an investigator guy in a prior life, I felt comfortable pretexting in any situation..to get information.

I'm asuming that you want to negotiate directly with the lender in order to get a better purchase price, or get your offer accepted prior to anyone else getting a chance to make an offer on the property?