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Florida Foreclosure Question
I am looking at buying a non performing note in Florida. There is what looks to be a property tax lien as well as a "Final Judgement" of $20K by a credit union. I am assuming that is a personal loan or maybe a second mortgage. In Florida, would I have to pay off the Credit Union judgement or would that be wiped away by the foreclosure? I am assuming the property tax liens would have to be paid.
Thanks for any advice!