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All Forum Posts by: Patrick Tung

Patrick Tung has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Wiped Junior Liens and Credit Reports

Patrick TungPosted
  • Cerritos, CA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

Can a quite title action after sale to clean up all these mess ?

Post: Wiped Junior Liens and Credit Reports

Patrick TungPosted
  • Cerritos, CA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0
Originally posted by @Sandy Uhlmann:

In doing due dil on a newly released tape of junior liens,  I see several properties on this  that are listed by Zillow as being already sold. I have several questions related to this circumstance.

1) Why are these tapes being released with liens that apparently are no longer valid?

2)  If property was sold either by a traditional sale or a short sale, the second lienholder would have had to be paid off to clear the title Is this correct? In this case, the credit report would reflect this account as being "closed"?

3) If it were foreclosed on and taken back by the lender, the junior liens would become unsecured debt. What would appear on the credit report in this case?  I am assuming that the property would not be listed since the lien is no longer attached to the property?

Post: Tax Lien and Deed investing

Patrick TungPosted
  • Cerritos, CA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

Hello everyone and happy profitable  year to all :

I like to invest in tax lien and tax deed but has never done them .

Presently reading on Profit by investing in Real Estate

TAX LIEN , Larry B. Loftis, 2005

I believe some information are outdated but surely a good book for beginner

like me. Very easy to read. I finished reading in 2 days

Pleas free to add me to your contact