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Bryce Davis
  • Los Angeles, Ca
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Buying at Auctions

Bryce Davis
  • Los Angeles, Ca
Posted

I have a quick question.

I went to an auction that had the following data.

Judgment/Foreclosure Judgment
Dwy, Stephanie Judgment/Foreclosure Judgment
Dwy, James Judgment/Foreclosure Judgment
Brown Burrough Inc Judgment/Foreclosure Judgment
Brown Burrough Inc Record of Hearing Filing

Judgment Amount: $11,345.63

Bid Amount: $10,000.00

As you can see the bid amount was 10,000

Does this mean that the total of all of the judgements above was only 11,345?

Or would I need to go an research what liens are on the property. The lien would be the winning bid plus the liens stated above?

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