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If you purchased your real estate subject to the builders own mortgage then you must pay the bank to get a release from the mortgage. A prior mortgage should have shown up in the title examination and should have been discharged before you took title. Did you buy title insurance? If you didn't know about the loan then call your closing attorney to see if it covers the loan you're writing about.

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