Basically title, my elderly Italian neighbor passed away, or at least I am sure of it.
We never see her anymore, and her home was listed for sale briefly, before we saw the
"THIS HOME IS MANAGED BY XYZ COMPANY, IT HAS BEEN WINTIRIZED, ANY THING RELATED TO SALES, PLEASE VISIT HUD HOME STORE.GOV" paper
Now I see some painters, her furniture now removed, and doors and windows replaced. Does the government really renovate home internally like that? I was hoping to get a good deal out of it.
The 2nd concern I have, her sleezy neighbor was not the best of people. She used to complain on how he cut her camera lines because he didn't like that they were pointing on his property (I live in an extremely tight suburban area, any camera in any direction sees your neighbor)
That neighbor has taken down the fence between him and my elderly Italian neighbor, it's petty, but he's been utilizing the space.
If I decide to pickup the home (which I intend to do, I like the property, and when we visited her home, it needed a lot of work, which I'm happy to crack at), do I have any standing to have him repair the fence he took down?
Also, for real estate agents here, there is no way to know about this sale of the home except for the government right? Like no loop holes? No backdoor to get first dibs on an offer?
Thanks in advance
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