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Michael Smith
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property lien check out

Michael Smith
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hi every one her on bigger pockets 

i am looking to by fixer upper houses in Newark NJ and i am looking into REO or short sale to can force appreciation in the property. and i came across a great deal and it really sounds to good to be truth 

so i am trying to look over anything that could go wrong with a REO

so could some pls help me out how i can find out if there is a property lien on the property with out spending  few hundred dollars for a tittle company to check it out 

thanks everyone 

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Most reo’s, and essentially all short sales are sold with clear title and title insurance, and it would be a condition in your purchase agreement.

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