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Always, 100% of the time, do a title search before you bid.
If you paid the full amount already, you most likely cannot back out of the deal, would take an attorney and legal work to attempt to.
As far as which liens, it depends on the lien, type of lien, type of auction you purchased and which lien foreclosed.
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I believe it was Rocket Mortgage that forced the sale due to a messy divorce. It was court ordered. I bought the property for $200. What are the types of auction?
yeah, that could have been a 2nd, 3rd or 4th mortgage, so who knows, only the person with a proper title search. I suggest you call a real estate attorney immediately.