Jugements and liens against my property - Posted by Patrick

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Posted by John Merchant on October 12, 2004 at 09:16:09:

Interesting post !

Seems to indicate either that you acquired the property knowing (or should have known, with title policy, etc.), or that the J was taken against you and the J holder learned of your property acquisition after you bought it, and then place the lien.

Shouldn’t affect your sale of the proerty but first dollars will have to go to the lien holders.

This is why so many buyers do not take any RE into title in their own names but use a trust, LLC, etc. so their names do NOT appear on any public record.

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Jugements and liens against my property - Posted by Patrick

Posted by Patrick on October 11, 2004 at 13:56:46:

I want to sell my $8000.00 piece of propery but during title searches etc., I found that a credit card company has a $40,000.00 lien/judgement against it. How do I sell this piece? I do not have money to satisfy any part of that amount of money.

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Re: Jugements and liens against my property - Posted by sharrie jackson

Posted by sharrie jackson on April 13, 2005 at 07:03:08:

I want to know how I can search my property to find out if there’re any liens. Are these recorded at the courthouse?

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Re: Jugements and liens against my property - Posted by Allen

Posted by Allen on December 06, 2004 at 15:25:23:

Hello,

My issue is I have a lien against a property I’m tryin gto refinance. The lien is for 9K and between the mortgage and I, the lien holder will not call us back. The orginal loan holder continues to refer us to the Attorney/Lien Holder. Is there anyone who can help us? We just want to pay the debt!