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Do I need an "all exclusive promissory note"

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When you pay someone's mortgage, do you use an"All promissory Note"? I read its a document that tells the seller that you agree to pay all of their liens. But, im not sure if a mortgage is considered a lien.

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I have never heard of that type of note before - most things are “all inclusive” not all-exclusive. I have heard of all inclusive notes but those are specific to California. That is why I asked what is it you are trying to accomplish. 

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