Foreclosure
Law Definitions
Senior Liens
The first lien, or senior lien, against a property is
usually the first mortgage or deed of trust recorded when
the owner bought the property. Junior liens are typically
cleared out a public foreclosure sale, but the purchaser
at the sale may be responsible to pay off senior or higher
priority liens.
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