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Buying a property with public nuisance judgments

Carl Saxon
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A property just went back on the market after being under contract with another buyer. My agent said the buyer walked because of a public nuisance judgement on the property that the owner didn’t have the cash to pay for. My agent is guessing it’s the front steps entering the property, which to me seems like a relatively easy fix.

Is there a way to learn a bit more about the judgements on the property and how to clear them? At the moment, i’m still very interested in the property as a rental. I can’t seem to find much information on this. Thanks!

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