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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Courthouse Auction HOA Foreclosure No First Lien Mortgage
I have a question for the group.
I have purchased many houses at the courthouse auction here in NC but obviously avoid the foreclosures by the HOA.
But this particular house being foreclosed on by the HOA has no mortgage, it was a cash purchase, its vacant and 3 years behind on county taxes.
My thought is whomever wins the auction satisfies the current liens and owns the property with no other issues. Would anyone agree with that? Any input is appreciated.