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Trustee Sale and Bankruptcy

Posted by steve on March 26, 2004 at 4:03 AM

I am following a property to the TS. The owner has a foreclosing 1st and several recent judgements. The Trustee sale phone line (a couple weeks ago) stated that the sale has been postponed due to bankruptcy. However, I couldn't find a filing from a search in PACER.

How long is the typical lag (from filing to appearing on the site) in PACER?

Does the owner acutally have to have filed a bankruptcy (paper in hand) in order for the Trustee to postpone the sale or does the owner just need to say she is in bankruptcy? If it's the latter, it seems one can bascially say anything for a postponement.?

What risks are there if I buy this property at a Trustee sale? Do any of the judgements have a precedence since the owner is in bankruptcy?

Thank you for your valuable information.



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