Finding A Lien Or Proving That There Is No Lien?

My uncle recently died, he had bought my great grandmother a trailer around 1985, after she moved out we recently tried to sell it only to find out that it shows up as having a lien from Chase bank. They wont help us at all in finding out what the lien is. The lawyer says he is done with it, he has provided a copy of the title which is stamped with the lien from Chase bank dated 1985, so I think it may have had a lien THEN but no longer has one. This is second hand information to me but just wondering the best way to find out about this lien.



thanks

Nick

Comments(5)

  • Lennyseleven31st March, 2007

    It would have been my dead uncles debt and CHase is being uncooperative.

  • cwal31st March, 2007

    whose land is it on...if its on yours, send Chase a notice to move the trailer and begin charging them a storage fee every month...being that it is a 1985 trailer it has next to no value, I doubt that they will claim it at all & will now be willing to just resolve your problem in lieu of the storage fees or moving costs that would be incurred in moving it....regards, CWal

  • Lennyseleven31st March, 2007

    A wholeslaer already agreed to buy it, paid half and has already movd it, he wants my grandmother to get the title before he pays her the rest.

  • Lennyseleven31st March, 2007

    It was in a MH park since 85 till he moved it. So check DMV and possibly title company?

  • cjmazur31st March, 2007

    I thought debts and liens were extinguish at the close of and estate or probate.


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    On 2007-03-31 17:19, Lennyseleven wrote:
    It would have been my dead uncles debt and CHase is being uncooperative.

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