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Understanding foreclosure and quit claim deeds

Giovanni Luna
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I found a foreclosed home and  it says quit claim deed. I know I have to pay off the back taxes on it and closing costs  but say if the listing prices is 200,000 and taxes I would have to pay on back taxes is 10k and closing costs 10k ; would I have bought a 200k house for 20k and I own it or would it be 20k and I would still owe 180k on the mortgage?

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@Ned Carey  Oh boy    wow  the OP should really get with a good real estate professional

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