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Douglas Curtiss
  • Investor
  • Connecticut
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Land obtained by tax deed has mobile home on it

Douglas Curtiss
  • Investor
  • Connecticut
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Hi all. Wondering if anyone has run into this. I had a tax lien in Arizona that I took through the judicial foreclosure process and now have deed to. The attorney who did the foreclosure suit hooked me up with a realtor to sell it. It’s a 10 acre parcel of land. It has an unaffixed mobile home that’s in bad shape on it. I noticed on the listing for the property, it says: “unaffixed mobile on property (seller does not have title)”. What does this do to the sale? If someone buys the land but does not have title to the mobile home, can they just remove it? Would they have to contact the former owner and have them remove it? Any thoughts? I know I could ask the attorney. Just trying to save a couple hundred bucks in lawyer fees.

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