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Glen Zickerman
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I am confused how comes that the bank that is a plaintiff in the foreclosure sale ends up buying the property back in the county foreclosure sale, how did th...
7 months ago
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I got a property in Jupiter in auction nearly a year ago. Unfortunately I've run out of money to do anything with it and I need to find a partner or someone ...
8 months ago
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Before the sale happens, you need to put down a deposit with the county holding the foreclosure auction of an amount equal to 5% of the bid you intend to make for each property. So, if your maximum bid on a property is going to be $100,000 you must have a minimum of $5,000 in your account at the county.

8 months ago

Miami Dade County Foreclosure Schedule

Miami Dade County Foreclosure Auctions: