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Alberto Ibet
  • Hollywood, FL
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Mortgage Lien

Alberto Ibet
  • Hollywood, FL
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This is my first post so I apologize in advance for not knowing the lingo..... I am searching foreclosed properties and located one that is being foreclosed by an HOA and the final judgement is $8000. I visited the property and it seems to be in good shape. After some research I feel the property is worth about $120 K. After some more research I learned that the mortgage company is suing and there isn't a final judgement yet. I know that the 1st mortgage survives the lien and if I were to win the HOA auction but my question is how can I find out how much is owed on the mortgage? Will the mortgage company work with me?

Thank you in advance for your advice.

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