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Sheriff sale foreclosure by HOA
I purchased a property at sheriff foreclosure by HOA and in the redemption period. The redemption period is up Aug 12, there are several liens on property but I've met with two attorneys and the said the sale will be final and worst case scenario is ill have a cloudy deed but a quiet title action will allow me to sale property at later date. Since the lien holder were served with paper regarding sale by firm representing the association I will be not held responsible for those liens. Feedback is greatly appreciated and valued. Thank you!
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Wayne Brooks
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Also, a quiet title action doesn't remove any legitimate liens, only those removed by some other process.