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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Second lien at sheriff sale
I went to research and this a revolving line of credit of 50k. Homeowner (deceased) purchased the home in 1985 for 50k. In 2003, there was 2nd lien for 50k that was listed in the original docs as a mortgage and promissory note. It was for 360 month (30 years) & had an escrow. It showed regular property tqx payments to the county.
my guess is there is no 1st mortgage. Maybe they decided they needed the $ later and took out this? But why would it be then listed as a second? There wouldn't be any collateral (the home) as a second?
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@Ronald Ty If the original loan, 1st mtg, was for the typical 30 years it would have still been there in 2003. Do Not guess! Get a title search done, there are all kinds of liens that be on the property. Was there ever a release for the first mtg?