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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

What paper pitfalls are out there? (i.e. liens, titles, etc.)
I'm brand new to real estate and reading up on the general transactions of property purchasing & selling, but it seems that there are non-physical pitfalls such as liens, titles, and possibly others. I only know that liens are generally taxes/debts that have not been paid on a property and the title is who owns the property, but I've heard titles can be more complicated than it sounds. Are there other potential non-rehab/non-tenant pitfalls that result in a deal costing more money than anticipated or even the collapse of the deal itself? I'm just trying to clear up my naivete.
Sincerely,
The Noob - Tony