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How do I know if the title of a real property is "clean" in the auction.
Seattle, WA
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Posted about 1 month ago in Foreclosure
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I'd like to bid a real property in the trustee-sale/forclosure auction. How could I know if the title of the property is "clean", and how much lien/debts on the title before or when I attend the auction?
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Answers (1)David A. Leen
This attorney is licensed in Washington.
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It is not uncommon for a purchaser at a foreclosure sale to find out after the fact that there are additional liens that are senior to the one foreclosed. Also, property taxes can be unpaid and there could be IRS tax liens that allow the government to redeem the property. If you are contemplating such a purchase, you should get a preliminary title report from either the trustee, who might send you a copy of the one it ordered, or from a title insurance company. You will want title insurance if you take title.
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