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2nd lien foreclosure

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I see some foreclosures where the bidders must buy subject to the first mortgage. The auction price seems to assume that the proceeds will be applied to repay the first mortgage and the second mortgage. For example, the property is valued at $300,00. The property is being sold subject to $175,000 first mortgage. Second mortgage is $50,000. Property sells for $220,000. How does the buyer ensure that the proceeds are used to pay the first mortgage?

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@Ken M.

Thank you. It is confusing that bidders in Columbus, Ohio are bidding as if the first mortgage will be paid. One would think that a bidder would pay $45,000 in my example (since they are assuming the first mortgage), but they are actually bidding $225,000. I am wondering whether they are requesting the Court to repay the first mortgage although the auction stated it was subject to the first mortgage.

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