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Main Loan Vs. Junior Loan

Raul Buitrago
  • Katy, TX
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on an Action is it true that if i pay the main Loan I don't have to pay the Junior Loan?

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Chad U.
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At auctions, in most cases a junior or subordinate loan will get wiped if the first loan holder foreclosing upon the owner AND the 1st mortgage names all other lien holders in the foreclosure action. It varies by state, as not all liens get wiped and survive the foreclosure such as HOA, taxes, IRS, violation, etc.

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