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    1) A big concern with buying forclosed homes is that they are usually quitclaim deeds which contain no warranties such as seisin, quiet enjoyment, conveyance, general, etc.

    2) Many people in California have been bailing on their mortgages since they default, lose their home (but it doesnt have any equity in it anyway) and then just take that loss as many states have anti deficiency statutes which dont allow for repossession of personal property.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BWhitaker View Post
    1) A big concern with buying forclosed homes is that they are usually quitclaim deeds which contain no warranties such as seisin, quiet enjoyment, conveyance, general, etc.

    2) Many people in California have been bailing on their mortgages since they default, lose their home (but it doesnt have any equity in it anyway) and then just take that loss as many states have anti deficiency statutes which dont allow for repossession of personal property.
    I dint know that thank you.
    I was dicked on taxes on a house i bought from the sherif had to baCK PAY THE TAXES ON it. Dont know how that happened and every time it is explained to me it dont make sense

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