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To recap w/another QIn Reply to: Re: U.S. Marshal sales posted by Ward-CA- on August 21, 2001 at 6:44 PM
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: : ...By Decree of Sale issued under US District Court on a judgement awarded against J Jones and A Jones, wherein stipulation of G Jones disclaiming interest in the property, I will offer for sale ..... : : ...The realty shall be free and clear of any interests of J Jones, A Jones, G Jones, The X Trust Company and the United States of America or any other defendant in this action... : : ...The sale shall be subject to confirmation by the US District Court... : : ...Upon confirmation the US Marshal shall execute and deliver a quit claim deed conveying the realty to the purchaser... : : ...Bidders should refer to the court' decree of sale and to 28 U.S.C. Section 2001(a) and, 2002... : : ...Minimum bid $125,000 : : Where to start. Title search, reviewing court decree? : : Free and clear of defendants only? Does this means all other liens remain in place. A title search should show the lien holders and then I will do thorough search myself. But what to look for? : : Subjet to confirmation? For how long? Is that a problem? : : I get a quit claim deed, is that acceptable? Can I get title insurance? : : What is the biggest mistake I am going to make? : : What's missing? If $125k is a bargain, why not make the minimum higher? And if these types of sales represent .1% of sales, should I expect many bidders? : : Thanks for everyones help. : =•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•=•= : Eric, yes there’s a difference between a County Sheriff’s sale and the U.S. Marshal’s sale. One’s state oriented and the other is federal. These sales usually start with a forfeiture of ownership by some crooks to the DEA (a plea bargaining sweetner). Thus the recitation that the Jones’s are no longer the owners of the property. : The DEA takes title subject to any senior liens. Said lien holders have to go through a proof that they haven’t collaborated in any way in assisting the crooked owners in laundering their ill gotten gains. : The DEA then has the U.S. Marshal’s office dispose of the property at auction. The minimum bid is set high enough to cash out the balances owed the senior liens. : The only type of deed you will ever get at any forced sale, whether it’s state or federal, is a version of a quit claim deed (ie: sheriff’s deed, marshal’s deed, director’s deed, trustee’s deed). : Your biggest risk is not checking everything out—assuming something instead of actually knowing. : The government will keep any surplus over and above the minimum bid. The degree of your competition depends on the promotion of the upcoming sale.
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