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Wendy Browning
  • Hampton, VA
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Getting a deed

Wendy Browning
  • Hampton, VA
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We moved to Hampton Va and are trying to sell a property in Knoxville that we bought in 2009. It is paid off and we have  a buyer but the title co. we are trying to close with claims that there is a lien on the property from a few owners ago, the bank that we used has cleared the title and we don't know what to do now but we need to sell this house we are far away from it and can't keep up the yard or do maintenance on it. The city says it has no liens and the same with the county where else should we look?

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