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Did you have a title exam done when you purchased it? Check with your attorney that did the Deed and/or closing. If you paid cash and did your own deed then shame...shame. The seller gave you a Deed to the property..right? Did it say it was free of liens and mtgs? or did it say "subject" to liens of record?... You may need a good attorney. That's why deeds, mortgages and liens are "public records" you should have checked yourself if you did not use an attorney.

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