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Assuming risk when foreclosing on a note
Hi all - I am new to Bigger Pockets, and I am exploring several investment options. One option is to buy first position, performing notes. I want the monthly cash flow more than I want to get the property.
However, I am unclear on what happens if I have to foreclose. I understand that it would involve a legal foreclosure, and I would end up with the property. But would I also inherit other liens against the property? If the owner took out a second position note, would I be responsible to pay for that? Would I be responsible for unpaid taxes and/ or tax liens that came after I got the original note?