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Updated almost 10 years ago, 03/07/2015

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Chip Chronister
  • Investor / Rehabber
  • Fort smith, AR
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does a tax sale supercede the mortage

Chip Chronister
  • Investor / Rehabber
  • Fort smith, AR
Posted

Lets a you buy a property at a tax sale and it has a first mortgage with a bank lets say wells fargo (just for fun) who is responsible for the rest of the mortgage?

Would I have to pay it since now I have a deed for it? I would think the person who signed for it would be the one since they guaranteed it. The reason  I am asking this is bc I called the tax sale office and a woman told me that I would still be liable for the mortgage.

This is in arkansas, I know that all municipalities liens I would still be responsible for.

Thanks

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