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Updated over 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Bank short sale
I am a total newb with a quick question, if the bank is short saling a house for say 10k, wouldn't that 'most likely' mean to you that once you pay the 10k or negotiate a cheaper price the place is yours free & clear or am I missing something ?
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It only means that the bank you negotiated with will release their lien. There could be other liens, like back taxes, unpaid municipal services, mechanics liens, HOA liens, etc.