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Old mortgage liens with Associates Financial Services Company Inc.?

Ibrahim Hughes
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Bloomfield, NJ
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Hi All:

I'm working a deal with an abandoned property that has an old Associates Financial Services Company attached. It originated in 1990 and I was under the impression, from researching my county recorder's office and from my experience, that these liens were being handled by Citifinancial. However, I can't seem to get the right people on the phone to see if I can get the lien discharged.

Does anyone have any experience with discharging 'Associates' liens or have a number for Citifinancial's Lien Release Dept.?

Thanks in advance.

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if anybody is interested I worked for them and citi bank merged all of the subsids together into one "Citi Bank" you can contact FDIC and they will tell you or your title company where its at. also there is an "Antique act" that states any mtgs over 20 years that can't be verified can be imdemnified by the title company

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