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August 16, 2008 at 4:40 am #261812
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Yesterday my fiance and I took the day off work and went to the
courthouse to get our marriage license, and there were a couple of
business card and he said that the foreclosures were listed on his
website. He is a real estate lawyer/trustee, not a realtor. All the
know how it works, but he said the county sherriff’s office doesn’t
sell the houses; he is a trustee for foreclosed homes in my county
these houses and he said no because he is not allowed to as a trustee.
I looked at the law firm’s website last and this morning. All homes
down, which means that the house is selling for $90,000. That seems
ridiculously low to me, and unbelievable, when houses in that area
zillow.com to find out what they are really worth.
I sent the lawyer an e-mail this morning describing my situation and
can get a house for $100K or under. I don’t know how to go about
buying foreclosures, I have no idea how it works.
But I don’t understand why. Some foreclosures are very high, and
some are low.
Lisa
— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “beadedjewelrydesigns”
wrote: >
> We are eventually wanting to rehab foreclosures. We have already
> one, however we didnt plan good for it and ran out of money before
it
it.
> Next time we will be better prepared.
to
> find foreclosures for free, without having to sit on the courthouse
> I am in St. Louis, MO.
> Thanks.
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