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Wiped off, not wiped out

Posted by Travis-CA on December 15, 2003 at 3:44 PM

In Reply to: Foreclosure and inferior liens posted by Larry Marshall on December 15, 2003 at 12:21 AM

: I have read on this forum that all subordinate liens are wiped-out as a result of foreclosure.

: What happens to the money that is bidded over the amount due to the superior lien holder?. Suppose the following:

: 1st TD: $160,000
: 2nd TD: 40,000
: 3rd TD: 40,000
: 4th TD: 92,000
: 5th TD: 1,600

: and the first is foreclosing. Assume the house sells at sale for $230,000. Who gets the extra $70,000? The first doesn't get to keep it, do they? I thought that the 2nd would get $40,000 and the third would get $30,000. Thanks,

Larry,

Junior liens are wiped off the title to the property at a seniors foreclosure, not necessarily wiped out.
You are correct in your example of overbid funds distributed.
Travis


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