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Rod Smith
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  • Forest City, PA
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Trouble Selling Judicial Sale Property. What is your input?

Rod Smith
  • Investor
  • Forest City, PA
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Does anybody here have experience with selling and closing a sale on a property purchased at a Judicial or Repository Sale ?

Can you give tips as to what to do to make the Title Clearing process easier?

I do understand that Title Companies expect you to wait one year after the initial purchase.  Then complete a title examination. Check for Lien holders that may not have been notified. Then seek clear title...... Is this correct?

What type of title or deed is issued after this process?

What is your opinion on this subject? 

Thanks to all who respond... Rod

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