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Which loan is Senior

Posted by Greg B. on April 24, 2003 at 9:00 PM

Was looking at a pre-foreclosure to buy at auction. I had a title search done it came back as follows. Owner's A sold house to Owner B in 1985 for $49,000 Statutory Warranty Deed. Owner B in 1999 takes out loan for $75,000 Deed of Trust. Owner B defaults on the $75,000 loan and NOD filed, auction set for end of April. Note there are Death certificates for the Two Owners A recorded with the Statutory Warranty deed this I have never seen. I cant figure out how the death certificates come into play in the equation. Does Owner B owe the $49,000 as Senior and the $75,000 as Junior? Im all confused over this death certificate thing, did the people die before being paid off by owner B or did they will It to owner B but owner B has to pay it off? Sorry for all the babbling. Any theories would be greatly appreciated.


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