Buying A Home
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Anyone familiar with buying a court owned house?
Has anyone had to deal with the court system when it came to buying a house?
We started our house hunting process a few months ago and the one that won us over is apparently owned by the court as the result of a bankruptcy by the ownersf. We found that detail out about a few weeks ago from the realtor representing the house.
I'm just mildly venting because we have not gotten to see the property yet. Due to it being January in Pennsylvania, we keep getting tons of snow. The court refuses to pay for snow removal for the property--even for potential buyers. Ugh.
We started our house hunting process a few months ago and the one that won us over is apparently owned by the court as the result of a bankruptcy by the ownersf. We found that detail out about a few weeks ago from the realtor representing the house.
I'm just mildly venting because we have not gotten to see the property yet. Due to it being January in Pennsylvania, we keep getting tons of snow. The court refuses to pay for snow removal for the property--even for potential buyers. Ugh.
Re: Anyone familiar with buying a court owned house?
This was my first thought. Unless the house isn't visible due to being burried under a snowdrift, walk through the snow and see the house. Don't let not having cleanly shoveled walkways stop you.