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Bidding formula for foreclosures

Posted by Nate on August 24, 2006 at 2:52 PM

Anyone have a good formula for bidding on foreclosures. For example: I read in a weekly business paper the legal notice of a foreclosure taking place in 10 days. I found the address, talked to the owner who is interested in selling to me PRIOR to being foreclosed on. I've done some comparable sales and know what his house could sell for, but not sure where to go from here. His house is worth $165,000, but he still owes $110,000 on the property. What should I offer him? Someone told me there's a simple formula to use in these instances to calculate risk or how much to make. ??? I'm not sure where to go from here--any help?


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