Friday, January 22, 2010

Carrollton Homes For Sale Can You Buy A Home That Is Up For Sheriff's Sale Prior To The Sale?

Can you buy a home that is up for sheriff's sale prior to the sale? - carrollton homes for sale

I live in Ohio, Carrollton, and sold several houses in the last months of the sheriff. My question is: is it possible to buy or bid on these homes prior to sale? If so, can someone tell me how you do this? Thank you in advance for your advice and your help!

4 comments:

  1. If you are the owner of a registration card and find a deal with them, yes.

    Note that this is not for sale and pay, or the privilege before the sale takes place, or auction of the property be sold at all, and there's nothing you can do about it. He buys subject to the order of sale is needed to clarify this point in the transaction.

    You can not go to the Sheriff for the purchase of advance, it has delegated the power to stop the sale, which has no power to go there.

    Try it without a lawyer, which in great danger.

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  2. You can make offers on homes in the foreclosure process. Since the properties do not pay are still in the name of the current owners, they must deal with the current owner and mortgage, if more is owed on the property that you are willing to pay.

    Unless you're on, what is owed to offer on the property, the lender will surely succumb to the sheriff sale, and probably buy the property back on behalf of the lender for the future security of supply.

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  3. Probably not, if we reach this point - call the Sheriff's Department and see if you can launch an offer - all I can say is that it appears at auction

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  4. No, you have to wait for the sale. That is why we are programmed.

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