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Answers (1)

- Cory Gant, "mtngant"
- Contributions:6
The borrower could have refinanced the home and owe more than the last purchase price.
If you are referring to the bank's asking price, they are probably trying to get close to what they feel is market price.
If you are referring to the bank's asking price, they are probably trying to get close to what they feel is market price.




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