The information contained in this post is not to be relied upon.

I'm not too familiar with the city so any information is appreciated.

In a world of interned arguing, this place is informative and professional. 

Like Stephan said, some agents are terrible and don't properly input the tax amount and exemption into the MLS and therefore the information doesn't syndicate to other sites.

You can always reecaluate in 2-3 years before the capital gains issue kicks in, but all signs are that homes in Denver will be go up in value between now and when you really need to make a decision. 

I did not give them personal information and would suggest others not to as well.

He has both in his basket and now need to make a decision.  

Each option comes with its own set of risks and benefits, and a careful evaluation is necessary to make the best decision for your circumstances.

Please note the information provided below is a layman's definition designed to provide a basic understanding for the general audience.

Time for the second to act was during the foreclosure sale bringing the first current then foreclosing on their second and taking title that way subject to the owners redemption rights on the second.this is how it would play out in Oregon Law.so with the information you have given if I wanted that property I would have approached the second tried to buy it for pennies on the dollar I would have cured the first then foreclosed out the second and no one bids ( which is generally the case ) and the property is mind subject to the first.