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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

How often do lenders look up changes in title?
Alicia Cox advocates putting a sub2 deal property in a land trust (from the seller) before buying it.
William Tingle advocates not confusing the seller with the additional paperwork and creating a potential tough discussion in front of a judge. He suggests the land trust just buy the property. This of course records a change in ownership.
I think I side with Tingle's position more. I wanted to ask you guys how often Lender's even look up title changes on properties they have liens on. I understand the updated payer and insurance adjustments will tip them off anyways but am still curious about the actual lookup/review process that goes on at banks.