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Kevin S.
  • Wholesaler
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Colorado - Priority of Tax Lien vs Deed of Trust

Kevin S.
  • Wholesaler
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A while back I purchased a Colorado tax lien property from another investor and noticed that there is a deed of trust listed on the O&E report. If in a few months time that it goes unredeemed and I end up owning the property, what would the priority of the deed of trust vs tax lien be in terms of legally owning the property? For what its worth, I also found out that the property owner filed for bankruptcy and their case wrapped up in December 2016.

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