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Updated about 7 years ago,

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Chris V.
  • Investor
  • West Columbia, SC
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Seller Insists on Using Quit Claim Deed?!

Chris V.
  • Investor
  • West Columbia, SC
Posted

OK - short and sweet, we made a $25K offer on a home listed for $40K. Needs $20K rehab. ARV should be $75K - $80K.


  • Seller insists that I pay all expenses PERIOD.
  • Seller requires 10% earnest money.
  • Seller continues to ask for highest and best with every email exchange (a bit annoying, we've made it clear this is our highest).
  • Seller will only transfer property using a Quit Claim deed.

Any feedback on the last bullet? Is there any way to protect myself, maybe suggesting warranty deed? I've never done a cash purchase like this so one of my main concerns is ... "is the title clear?" - What would you do? Thanks in advance.

PS: In most cases, I would just walk away, but this is in a great area, with lots of potential. The only thing stinky is the seller.

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