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What happens in a sheriff's sale of property?

| Condo & HOA Law |   New Hampshire |  


Question:

My HOA is obtaining a sheriff sale on my condo. I am current on my loan. I owe $100,000 on mortgage and $20,000 for HOA, attorney, court fees. Who pays the mortgage off?  New Hampshire


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