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Anthony Mellone jr
  • Lincroft, NJ
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Title search/title search for newbies

Anthony Mellone jr
  • Lincroft, NJ
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Hello all, I have been purchasing homes for a few years now and renting them In NJ. As you know regulations are through the roof, especially here and I am Starting to learn about flipping foreclosure properties. Most people Recommend using title search companies and or title insurance but I see using a title search company for each and every property can be very costly. Is it worth it to do our own title search and then take out title insurance on a property if I bid and win the property? How does it all work? Anthony

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