I read online that child support liens are treated as superior to primary mortgages in some states, even when the date incurred is after the mortgage, much like property tax liens or utility liens, which survive the foreclosure process.Does anyone know if this is the case with child support in the state of Oregon?

@Matthew Paul lol you aren't lying nice people like that don't survive in today's world!

Even if he got a judgement for "unjust enrichment", that judgement would not survive a tax sale.And yes, we still face charges of conspiracy and fraud in addition to the complication of the foreclosure.

And who knows if the law in CO has one of those random wrinkles about knowledge of improper handling surviving transfer/superseding estoppels etc.

The other thing that makes me cautious is EVERYONE(except harry dent) is counting on hugh inflation, and you know if everybody thinks the market is going one way it usually goes the other.

Harry Hines/Maple/Wycliff etc.

To me it’s pretty clear — playing dumb, lying and then blocking you — that the surviving spouse doesn’t want or need to deal with an investor.

Hi Thomas,I am not familiar with the real estate market in Galveston, but I am familiar with the cost of rehab in Harris County.

Larger counties like Harris, Tarrant, Dallas, and Bexar take a couple of months for the data to get loaded and payments made.

I wonder if we could survive a couple of days off an iphone hotspot and limited internet usage...