leans and morgages that stay with the property for tax sale arrears.

[booboo]

When putting a bid on a property you have to contact a lawyer to see if there is any leans or mortgages on the property, then bid on the property this could get expensive if you don't win the bid, or you can go to the registry office and do the search yourself but when you find a mortgage or a lean on the property it gives you the amount that was borrowed at the time will say twenty years ago but it doesn't give you the total amount owed to date plus interest how do you find this information out and also same question for a lean on the property this of course is
for crown leans and mortgages that stay with the property and don't get wiped out
I live in Hamilton Ontario Canada can you reply thankyou    booboo