
The bank began foreclosure and do not want the responsibility of maintaining the property. What should I do?
This a rental property is vacant for over a year and the bank began foreclosure. The county is forcing me to fix the property. I have no money to do so. How can I make the bank to take possession?
You call them. I think it would issue sale. Although excluded, not fast enough for the county, you always do what they want.
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