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Sam Archuleta
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  • El Paso, TX
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Courthouse steps - Divorce

Sam Archuleta
  • Investor
  • El Paso, TX
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I am interested in purchasing a property at the courthouse steps.  The only mortgage I have found is in the name of Ms. XYZ  recorded in 2009 but there is also a special warranty deed where Ms. XYZ assigns 1/2 interest in 2010 to Mr. ABC (new husband).  The couple is now divorcing and the property is to be auctioned off as a result of nonpayment.  The Notice of Trustee's Sale only lists Ms. XYZ and the mortgage taken out in 2009.  

My question is if I win the property does Mr. ABC have any claim to the property based on the Special Warranty deed?

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