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The Advantages of Buying a Bank-Owned Home

Liens Are Removed

  • A lien is a legal claim on a property that can be placed by a lender, a homeowners association or by a property tax assessor's office. A lien can prevent a foreclosed property from being sold. Bank-owned properties have all liens removed and the property taxes are up-to-date. This minimizes the headaches buyers may experience, especially in the escrow process.

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