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(1) talk to your loan officer..... they should be able to advise you. Was satisfaction/release of the judgments a condition of close? I am no expert, but given what you have learned this appears to be something ripe for filing a motion to vacate the judgment - it doesn't sound like anyone will fight your action.
Good luck!
The title company will probably have an issue with it (maybe). In addition to clearing the property they can and many times will do a records check against the buyer. An open judgment can allow for someone to put a lien on the property.
What kind of loan are you doing? FHA and USDA have judgment requirements that must be met...VA might too.
we had a judgment show up during the title process and we had to get it cleared. the company had to send a release of judgement to the courts, then we had to get a certified copy of the release and file it at our court house then take that to the title company. it was a hassle but its what needed to be done. good luck
print out the copy that they have, take it to that company who you might think that owns it.
when we had the judgement out, not even the county had a record of it, well they were not looking deep enough, my husband had to show them a physical copy of the judgement the title company found.
hopefully they overlook it if they cant verify who it is from and get a release
hopefully it is not an issue but the title company did want our judgments cleared before transferring the title to us. we are going FHA route