"purchasing" land
According to Johnny Liberty:
"On the basis of all the case law I have seen, there is no doubt in my mind that a land patent issued by the Bureau of Land Management which gives you a title at law is far superior to any title acquired in equity, such as a sheriff's deed. The land patent will, therefore, prevent your ejectment and removal from the land and property you occupy on the land. The debts or claims of other parties will remain, but the land will be removed from assets which they can attach."
If I take a loan to purchase some land and subsequently perfect the patent, can a later foreclosure on the loan nullify my patent in some way?
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