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Yes, but if you only discover a decade later and the seller is long gone...
by gpm 3y ago
Yes, but if you only discover a decade later and the seller is long gone...
- latency-guy2 3y agoIf so then there are laws to consider that any property that is not protected becomes legally owned by the one who has been servicing/inhabiting it, which is a bit before that decade would end. The core problem of the lien is solved, the only thing left is to ensure the lawyers who seem to always get their cake no matter what aren't bloodthirsty enough.