How do I check for outstanding liens on a property, home equity values, or if the owner has filed for bankruptcy?
If an owner has filed for bankruptcy and you want to purchase their foreclosure property, it often means you’ll have to pay their remaining loan debt. Similarly, learning how much equity is paid off on the home will help you determine how much the lender is going to want at auction or through a sale, since they will want to retrieve the remaining debt on the full loan amount. Therefore, it’s of the utmost importance to learn about liens, bankruptcy, and how much equity is built up in the home so you can calculate these values into your maximum bid and determine whether buying the home will be worth it. One of the most effective and accurate ways to view liens concerning properties is to perform a title search, which ForeclosureListings.com can help you with. Click here to go to our title search page. This will show you all liens associated with the property. If a listing has a bankruptcy associated with it, the ForeclosureListings.com listing will note that. You can contact the current
