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Liens and redemption of property.

Posted by Rookie on January 29, 2004 at 7:09 AM

Have a couple of questions that I have been researching for weeks now. I would like to buy foreclosed property for purpose of renting it out.

1. What happens if the house foreclosed/auctioned off by a junior lien? What my responsibility will be as a buyer? And vice versa what if the house has 2 mortgages and it’s foreclosed by a senior lien will I be responsible to cover second mortgage?

2. I’m in Michigan and by law of the state original owner has 6 months to redeem the house. Let’s assume that previous owner moved out of the house right after the auction and I, as a new owner rented place out. So what happens if the original owner comes up with the money 4 month later?

It seems like there is a big secret around these questions, nobody ever goes into any details on these issues.


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