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Lawsuits After Sale?

Posted by SeanW on October 17, 2003 at 6:57 PM

In Reply to: Why his attorney?? posted by Lughead on October 16, 2003 at 11:08 PM

Reading these boards for 2 years, I've heard of many pitfalls of subject-to deals involving lawsuits... but never a successful suit after a trustee sale.

It seems logical to me, that if there was serious risk of a lawsuit, it would be a deterrent to bidders coming to the sale. That's not in the lender's interest, or the trustee's.

As a third-party bidder, your primary risk should be the possibility of having your purchase redeemed.

But I'd be interested too in hearing from Ward, if there is any way the ex-owner can successfully sue a 3rd party.


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