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Post: Sheriff sale in NJ

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 42
- Votes 5
Hi Everyone,
I am in the process of doing due diligence on a sheriff sale property that i am interested to bid. I got the title search done, but bit confused at the mortgage information shown in the tile search report. The property initial sold price is X but the mortgage is X+N. How could that be possible, mortgage amount greater than sold price. Its a single owner property. The property was never sold again.
Would greatly appreciate if someone can help me understand the possible scenarios.
@Account Closed
The auction got postponed on the property. Defendant got 4 weeks extension.
@Account Closed in other BP forums, i saw IRS has 120 days redemption period. ( which is very unlikely). And if they do, they pay back the purchase price and closing costs. I am little positive about the condo liens and back property taxes will be taken care by the bank that is foreclosing the property, but not sure about IRS liens. I tried to call the attorney office to get a break down of the judgement amount with no success.
Will try to reach out Sheriff office tomorrow and see if i can get an accurate answer.
HI All, I am planning to buy a property through sheriff sale.
Once i do a cash buy, Can i get a mortgage on the property that has IRS liens ?
The property has Condo/HOA liens ? Who is responsible to pay the Condo/HOA lien amount
A recent property tax bill is also due. Who is responsible to pay the pending taxes ?
Post: Sheriff sale with IRS liens on the property

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 42
- Votes 5
@Jason Roberts thanks for your inputs.
I am still confused to figure out who is the first (senior) lien holder of this property.
First Mortgage is recorded in April 2006 by Bank X
Assignment of Mortgage (or DoT) Assignor Name: Bank X and Assignee name: Bank Y
Lis Pendens (Notice of Pendency or Notice of Default):
Recorded date July 2014
Does the above info from the title search states that Bank Y is the senior lien holder ?
Post: Sheriff sale with IRS liens on the property

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 42
- Votes 5
@Jason Roberts mortgage lender is foreclosing the property and IRS liens are 4 times the mortgage balance and 3 times the FMV. From my understanding looking at the IRS lien amount i dont think the mortgage lender would ever pay off IRS liens.
Post: Sheriff sale with IRS liens on the property

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 42
- Votes 5
Post: Sheriff Sale in New Jersey with IRS liens

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 42
- Votes 5
Hi All, Need some advice about a sheriff sale in New Jersey with IRS liens. Here are some details from the my due diligence.
First Mortgage is recorded in April 2006 by Bank X
Assignment of Mortgage (or DoT) Assignor Name: Bank X and Assignee name: Bank Y
Lis Pendens (Notice of Pendency or Notice of Default): Recorded date July 2014
Under active Judgement and liens:
Plantiff: Bank Y and recorded date is July /2014
Plantiff: I see threecondo association liens with recorded dates as May 2011, Nov 2013 and June 2015
Dept of Treasury - IRS recorded date: July 2010
Dept of Treasury - IRS recorded date: Dec 2015
Under judgement and liens the foreclosing Bank Y has a recorded date of 07/2014, Does this mean Bank Y is a junior liens compared to the other liens ? Or from the Assignment of Mortgage Bank Y is the senior line holder ?
Now Bank Y is foreclosing the property, if i bid this property, who is responsible to pay the condo assoc liens and IRS liens ?
In BP forum, i read IRS has 120 days right of redemption ? If i do a cash buy will i be able to get a mortgage?
Do lenders offer mortgage with they see IRS liens ?
If I hold the property for 4 months and IRS does not redeem the property. What is the process to clear up the IRS lien ? And whats the time frame to get the IRS lien removed ?
Post: Foreclosure property

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
- Posts 42
- Votes 5
@Account Closed to stop the foreclosure proceedings, the only option is to pay off the judgement amount ?
Post: Foreclosure property

- Real Estate Agent
- Jersey City, NJ
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