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Mh Solutions Inc
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Loss Mitigation for MH Solutions Inc
April 2005—present
We have been processing short sales for homeowners and realtors since 2005.
We have been processing short sales for homeowners and realtors since 2005.
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Short Sale Processing and Negotiation
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We are bonded and licensed with the State of Maine to perform short sale services.
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We love helping people avoid foreclosure. We also love getting those approval
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We negotiate short sales for homeowners and real estate professionals. As loss mitigation industry leaders we are on the forefront of what is happening
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Testimonials:
"Marc and I wanted to thank you so much for all the hard work you guys did on selling our house and getting us out from under a debt we could not afford."
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Mh Solutions Inc answered:
Hi Dave,
REO properties have already been to auction. Once the bank forecloses on a property and has an auction then it becomes an REO (Real Estate Owned). Finding the auction date at this point therefore would require looking back in time. If you're interested in putting in an offer on it, then you'll want to find the REO broker that the bank plans to use. I'd go to the public records find out who the lender is, call them and ask. They may not give you any info if you're not authorized, but they may! Also, the lender's often advertise REO's on their websites before they hit the MLS. You may need to dig a little.
Good luck!
REO properties have already been to auction. Once the bank forecloses on a property and has an auction then it becomes an REO (Real Estate Owned). Finding the auction date at this point therefore would require looking back in time. If you're interested in putting in an offer on it, then you'll want to find the REO broker that the bank plans to use. I'd go to the public records find out who the lender is, call them and ask. They may not give you any info if you're not authorized, but they may! Also, the lender's often advertise REO's on their websites before they hit the MLS. You may need to dig a little.
Good luck!
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