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Chris Sukala
  • Rockford, IL
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New to Auctions, have questions>

Chris Sukala
  • Rockford, IL
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 Ok so we are interested in a property that came up for auction. It is happening at a title company. I have checked on back taxes, all current. I checked on any liens, none either. Is there anything else I should be watching out for?

Also We went to this place last week and they postponed it until this week. When the lawyer sited the case number, address and the the price they are asking. No one took any of these places. He said " ok case number, so and so, goes back to the plaintiff.

Who is the plaintiff?

Do I just pipe up when he makes price or how does it work?

I did a voice recording ill try and get it on here 

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