I also have a few REO questions and can't find the answers through the Search function.

You will notice that even your reply you answered you own question to the mortgage liens.Quote [ Pursuant to Section 3712 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, the tax deed conveys title to the purchaser free of all encumbrances of any kind existing before the sale, except: ] end quotefree of all encumbrances of any kind before the sale, except: What follows, the exceptions, do not list a mortgage lien as an exception so they are cancelled as part of the sale.Basically what is not cancelled is any lien from any governmental taxing authority.As far as the IRS redeeming a property, this would only be done when their lein is considered in a junior position to the other liens.

I see that you've gotten a few of your questions answered, and I hope that we can continue to do so.Let us know if there is anything that we can help you with!

Tired of working a 9-5 and just searched out the answer?

Make sure it is answered by a live person or you are likely to lose the interest of your prospect immediately.The types of mailing materials you can use include postcards, letters, or anything else more creative you can think of to send through the mail.

I am disappointed not a single person answered.

We've got tons of informed investors who would be hapy to help answer your questions.

btw Chris, i forgot to answer your question.

@Vi TranHi Vi, did you ever find the answer.

If the answer if "no", then an agent should walk away.If the answer is "yes", then what's the big deal?