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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Wholesale appointment with seller
Hi folks,
I'm have been going on many appointments and seeing different scenarios(problems) that sellers are faced with in order to sell(solutions).
I have a seller that has a QUIT CLAIM DEED on a property the he owns. The property is in a hot developer part of town and I really want to get the property under contract.
My question is does having a QUIT CLAIM DEED mean that he doesn't owe anything or have a mortgage? Or will that be uncovered during the appointment?