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So I found a property that peaks my interest online and while reading the description I see “Property is being sold as is and will be sold with a QUIT CLAIM DEED ..title needs to be quieted”. I sent and email asking for the reason to the quit claim and his response was “The house was originally purchased at the tax sale which is why it needs to be quieted”. Can anyone give me a little clarification and advice on how to peruse this deal?

Help me BP1 Kenobi your my only hope

Thanks a bunch

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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@Gabriel Medina If you spent $350 for a title search that told you Not to buy the property.....that is actually the Best money you could spend. 

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