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Suing for non-disclosure

Ruth Hall
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What are the chances of winning suing the seller for non-disclosure? 

I bought a flip, renovated and in the market to sell. I was provided a clean owner's FIDELITY NATIONAL TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY policy by the agency. I closed the house through a local title agency. I'm hearing news there might be some title issues since they missed some paperwork and have not completed yet. I don't know yet what that paperwork and details are since it was just brought to my notice today. Both the seller and the title agency was aware of the missing paper work but did not disclose it to me until today.

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