I am purchaseing a house that has been forecosed on from the

Hi Dunkinterri,

Welcome to the forum.

As you are purchasing the house, I think you should better ask them to use a Warranty deed. Actually quitclaim deed does not assure you that the title is free from liens but Warranty deed does.

Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.

Thanks,
Larry

Do not accept a quitclaim deed. Use should use a limited warranty deed or a simple grant deed. A quitclaim deed in this situation is basically meaningless.

i am in agreement once again with jheard. a quit claim deed transfers only what the grantor owns (and that may be nothing). by no means should you accept a quit claim in this matter.

Hi ,I am from a small town in TX and am interested in buying foreclosure property at the court house as this year I lost my home because of personal reasons but I do not know how to start with .I also contacted the bank that owes it but they also were of no help as they said that when it does not sell at the court house than when it comes back to them they will know it.I do not know is it safe to buy at the court house the foreclosure properties and what homework to do before bidding on the property Please I need serious help and a brief answer .Thankyou once again for taking time to read the question

Hello walamhow.

Your question has been answered at http://www.mortgagefit.com/homeloan/foreclosureproperty.html#58004

Take a look at it and feel free to ask if you have any further queries.