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All Forum Posts by: Karl Yousef

Karl Yousef has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Hey all. Has anyone worked with Hugh Jones and his Apartment Aquisition system? 

Website: https://hughprint.com/


Linked-in profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/la...


Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hughj...


Would love any feedback if so. Thanks! 

Post: Auction Foreclosure market: Order of purchased liens

Karl YousefPosted
  • Miami Beach
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1

@Wayne Brooks. Thanks for your response. Helped clarify a lot! Best wishes to you for the coming year! 

Post: Auction Foreclosure market: Order of purchased liens

Karl YousefPosted
  • Miami Beach
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1
Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:

@Karl Yousef A clarification....

When you buy at a foreclosure auction, you are Not buying the “lien”....you are buying the actual property, you get title, but is it is subject to any superior liens.

In the case of an hoa auction, both the first and second mtgs will remain attached to the house.....you will lose the property, and all money invested, when either of those mtgs gets to a foreclosure auction.

 Thanks Wayne. I appreciate you writing back. Now theoretically, If I own that property after the auction, am I able to pay the remaining balances on the 1st and 2nd mortgages and be the homeowner? Or will the primary borrower continue to have priority on making those payments? 

Post: Auction Foreclosure market: Order of purchased liens

Karl YousefPosted
  • Miami Beach
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1

Hi all, 

Happy New year. 

My question is regarding auctions. I'm looking at an Auction sale for a condominium in Miami. The "final judgement" price is $43,000, which is levied by the Condo Association for unpaid Special Assessment fee's. The Condo owner also has a First and Second mortgage, which have issued Lis Pendens, but have not put the home up for auction. If I purchase the $43,000 lien, I am only purchasing a third position lien which does not give me rights to the title of the home, is that correct? How do I know if the lien I purchase gives me rights to a home at auction? Thank you all for any help. 

Best,

Karl