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Would I be able to refinance a property with a quite claim deed?
A neighbor is behind on his taxes for the past 3 years and haves 2 weeks to redem the property. He said he will sell the property if i pay for the back taxes. The building needs a lot of work and he just wants to move out. The property was giving to him and haves a quite claim deed. My question is could i refinance the property with a quite claim deed after fixing the property ?