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Title and Liens - Best practices

Jason Westlund
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Hello all.

I see from looking at foreclosure listings it warns that not all liens would be removed after a foreclosure sale. How can I get an understanding of what to watch for? 

Any best practices or guidance?


Thank you.

Jason


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Only those junior lienholders who were given proper notice of the sale would have their liens extinguished. So not only do you need a title report to identify the priority of the lien being foreclosed, you also need confirmation of notice.

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