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Question from South Jersey
I have just been served with a summons about foreclosure on a piece of property of which i am the sole heir to. My mother passed away over 10 years ago and had a condominium in Maple Shade. As I did not have a relationship with her, I did not know about this property. There is over $12,000.00 owed in back taxes. My question is how do I out how much is remaining on the mortgage? I estimate the property is worth between $60,000-$70,000. I would be interesting in acquiring the property and paying off the taxes, but I want to make sure how much is owed on the mortgage first. Any suggestions?
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