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Larry Flanagan
  • Investor
  • Midwest, USA
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Should I file Quiet Title action

Larry Flanagan
  • Investor
  • Midwest, USA
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I bought a house last year subject to eight of the sellers judgments totaling about $30,000.  One of the judgments has since expired but the rest wont drop off for several years.  Should I hire a lawyer to perform a quiet title to try to get some of these wiped out?  I assume at least a few would not respond.  Is there anything that could come back to bite me - any good reason not to try it?

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