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Ben Francis
  • Savannah, GA
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How long can it take to get a deed after auction ? GA

Ben Francis
  • Savannah, GA
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I bought and paid for a house on 12/3/19. I was told by the auctioneer that I would receive the deed inside 30 days. I go the refund for the overage I paid on the day on day 20. I have been in touch with the law firm, they said it could take up to 45 days.

I am now on day 40 and getting nervous and frustrated. I am working on the assumption that the house isn't mine until I have the deed, and if it for some reason the foreclosure can't be completed I only get the money back that paid at the auction. So I can't really get moving on this project.

Is there a maximum time it can take to get the deed ? If I don't get it after 45 days what should I do, get a lawyer on my side ? Am I right to not spend any money on rehab until I get the deed ? 

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