Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Minnesota

If the period of redemption from the HOA foreclosure has expired, and if the mortgage foreclosure is not yet complete, the HOA owns the property. Once the period of redemption from mortgage foreclosure expires, the HOA will lose its position and revert back to having a lien for the assessments for the 6 months prior to the end of the period of redemption from the mortgage foreclosure.

This assumes the foreclosing mortgage is a first mortgage, and that the HOA did the foreclosure correctly.

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