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Answers (2)
- FDC
- Contributions:2932
Hi,
This home is currently in preforeclosure, so it's not technically for sale. The best bet is to contact the owners (tactfully) and see if they are willing to sell in order to avoid foreclosure. Owner information is available at the details link above.
Looks like the default amount is $548,000
Thanks!
FDC
This home is currently in preforeclosure, so it's not technically for sale. The best bet is to contact the owners (tactfully) and see if they are willing to sell in order to avoid foreclosure. Owner information is available at the details link above.
Looks like the default amount is $548,000
Thanks!
FDC
- Jim Flanagan, "TomsRiverRealtor"
- Contributions:44
Hi Colette8,
Unfortunately, there are 3 homes listed for sale on that street and none of them are disclosed as "subject to bank approval". Attached is a link which will take you to these homes:
http://mls.momls.com/MonmouthReports/ListitLib/show_report.aspx?ID=4244589864
There are sources that will report homes as in "pre-foreclosure" when a "lis pendens" or other document has been recorded against the property. That doesn't necessarily mean the home will be "foreclosed" or sold as a "short sale". It's all very confusing, I understand. My advice is to consult an agent or broker who is experienced and knowledgable in "distressed properties".
Hope this helped,
Unfortunately, there are 3 homes listed for sale on that street and none of them are disclosed as "subject to bank approval". Attached is a link which will take you to these homes:
http://mls.momls.com/MonmouthReports/ListitLib/show_report.aspx?ID=4244589864
There are sources that will report homes as in "pre-foreclosure" when a "lis pendens" or other document has been recorded against the property. That doesn't necessarily mean the home will be "foreclosed" or sold as a "short sale". It's all very confusing, I understand. My advice is to consult an agent or broker who is experienced and knowledgable in "distressed properties".
Hope this helped,
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