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Sundai S.
  • League City, TX
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TAX DEED RESEARCH- HOW FAR?

Sundai S.
  • League City, TX
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When researching the title of a prospective tax deed property, how far should you go back?  For example:  The current owners bought the property in 1985, through standard closing with title insurance issued.  Is there a need research chain of title further, or is ok to "ASSUME" that title is clear prior to the 1985 sale, because title insurance was issued?  

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